ha laughed mr sitting down beside us and rubbing his hands in his sense of relief from recent trouble and in the genuine of his nature there s not a woman in the sir � as i tell her � that need to feel more easy in her mind than her she done her by the departed and the departed know d it and the departed done what was right by her as she done what was right by the departed and � and � and it s all right mrs groaned cheer up my pretty said mr but he shook his head aside at us evidently sensible of the tendency of the late to the memory of the old one t be down cheer up for your own self on y a little bit and see if a good deal more t come not to me dan l returned mrs s to me but to be lone and no no said mr soothing her sorrows yes yes dan l said mrs i ain t a person to live with them as has had money left thinks go too with me i had better be a of david why how should i ever spend it without you said mr with an air of serious remonstrance what are you a talking on t i want you more now than ever i did i know d i was never wanted before cried mrs with a pitiable and now i m told so how could i expect to be wanted being so lone and and so mr seemed very much shocked at himself for having made a speech capable of this construction but was prevented from replying by s pulling his sleeve and shaking her head after looking at mrs for some moments in sore distress of mind he glanced at the dutch clock rose the candle and put it in the window said mr cheerily we are mrs slightly groaned lighted up to custom you re a what that s fur sir well it s fur our little em ly you see the path ain t over light or cheerful dark and when i m here at the hour as she s a home i puts the light in the that you see said mr bending over me with great glee meets two objects she says says em ly s home she says and likewise says em ly c my uncle s if i ain t i never have no light showed you re a baby said very fond of him for it if she thought so well returned mr standing with his legs pretty wide apart and rubbing his hands up and down them in his comfortable satisfaction as he looked alternately at us and at the fire i t know but i am not you see to look at not observed no laughed mr not to look at but to � to consider on you know i t care bless you now i tell you when i go a looking and looking about that house of our em ly s i m � i m said mr with sudden emphasis � i can t say more � if i t feel as if the things was her a most i takes em up and i puts em down and i touches of em as delicate as if they was our em ly so tis with her little and that i couldn t see one on em rough used a purpose � not fur the whole there s a fur you in the form of a great sea said mr his earnestness with a roar of laughter and i both laughed but not so loud it s my opinion you see said mr with a delighted face after some further rubbing of his legs as this is along of my played with her so much and made believe as we was and french and and every of � bless you yes and lions and and i don t know what all � when she warn t no higher than my knee i ve got into the way on it you know why this here candle now said mr holding out his hand towards it i know well that she s married and gone i shall put that candle just the same as now i know well that when m here o nights and where else should live bless your arts whatever i the personal history and experience come into and she ain t here or i ain t i shall put the candle in the and sit afore the fire pretending i m expecting of her like i in a doing now there s a for you said mr with another roar in the form of a sea why at the present minute when i see the candle sparkle up i says to myself she s a looking at it em ly s a coming there s a for you in the form of a sea eight for all that said mr stopping in his roar and his hands together far here she is it was only ham the night should have turned more wet since i came in for he had a large sou hat on over his face where s em ly said mr ham made a motion with his head as if she were outside mr took the light from the window trimmed it put it on the table and was busily stirring the fire when who had not moved said r will you come out a minute and see what em ly and me has got to show you we went out as i passed him at the door i saw to my astonishment and fright that he was deadly pale he pushed me hastily into the open ah and closed the door upon us only upon us two ham what s the matter r � oh 