when the door closed he made a at it and drew along with him he mustn t go he cried we mustn t let him go he has got that bottle about him we must have that bottle u why you wouldn t take it by farce said wouldn t i yes i would i d take it by any force i d have it at any price are you so afraid of one old man as to let him go you coward i am so afraid of you as not to let m go muttered clasping him in his arms did you near him retorted bid you hear him say that he was resolved to disappoint us did you hear him say you cur that he was going to have the cleared oft when no doubt the whole place will be if you haven t the spirit of a mouse to defend your rights i have let me go after him as in his he was making a strong struggle for it mr deemed it expedient to lift him throw him and fall with him well knowing that once down he would not be up again easily with his wooden leg so they both rolled on the floor and as they did so mr shut the gate mutual vii the friendly takes up a position the friendly sat upright on the floor panting and one another after mr had the gate and gone away in the weak eyes of and in every hair in his shook of hair there was a marked distrust of and an to fly at him on perceiving the smallest occasion in the hard face of and in his stiff figure he looked like a german wooden toy there was expressed a which had no in it both were flushed and by the late and in coming to the ground had received a humming knock on the back of his devoted head which caused him still to rub it with an air of having been highly � but � astonished each was silent for some time leaving it to the other to begin brother said at length breaking the silence m you were right and i was wrong i forgot myself mr cocked his shock of hair as rather thinking mr had remembered himself in respect of appearing without any disguise but comrade pursued it was never your lot to know miss elizabeth master george aunt jane nor uncle mr admitted that he had never known those distinguished persons and added in effect that he had never so much as desired the honor of their acquaintance don t say that comrade retorted no don t say that because without having known them you never can fully know what it is to be to frenzy by the sight of the offering these words as if the y reflected great credit on himself mr impelled himself with his hands towards a chair in a corner of the room and there after a variety of awkward attained a perpendicular position mr also rose comrade said take a seat comrade what a speaking countenance is yours x mr involuntarily smoothed his countenance and looked at his hand as if to see whether any of its speaking properties came off w for clearly do i know mark you pursued pointing his words with his forefinger clearly do x know what question your expressive features puts to me u what question p said the question returned with a sort of joyful why i didn t mention sooner that i had found something says your speaking countenance to me c why didn t you communicate that when i first come in this evening why did you keep it back till you thought mr had come to look for the article your speaking said puts it than language now you can t read in my face what answer i give our mutual no i can v � id i knew it and why not returned with the same joyful because i lay no claims to a speaking countenance because i am well aware of my all men are not gifted alike but i can answer in words and in what words these i wanted to give you a delightful � having thus and the word surprise mr shook his friend and brother by both hands and then clapped him on both knees like an affectionate patron who entreated him not to mention so small a service as that which it had been his happy privilege to render your speaking countenance said being answered to its satisfaction only asks then what have you found why i hear it say the words well retorted after waiting in vain if you hear it say the words why don t you answer it hear me out said i m a going to hear me out man and brother partner in feelings equally with and actions i have found a cash box where � hear me out said he tried to reserve whatever he could and whenever disclosure was forced upon him broke into a radiant of hear me out on a certain day sir when said n � no returned shaking his head at once thoughtfully and no sir that s not your expressive countenance which asks that question that s your voice merely your voice to proceed on a certain day sir i happened to be walking in the yard � taking my lonely round � for in the words of a friend of my own family the author of all s well arranged as a � deserted as you will remember mr by the moon when stars it will occur to you before i mention it proclaim night s cheerless noon on tower fort or ground the walks his lonely round the � those sir i happened to be walking in the yard early one afternoon and happened to have an iron rod in my 