that you sent him but ho represent a its that that the sent him the i yes through having met with an accident hu is only just now it u a man sir i have been to let him into hospital r said and again blew off that i have been shown bo too said coldly mr being by that time quite ready for a got um in a moment and any or i dawn the and working into bleeding heart yard before he to be well out of the ting house throughout the remainder of the day heart u consternation as the grim in it the on their in respect of payment breathing notices to si a swell of terror on him and leaving it in bis wake of people impelled by a fatal attraction house in ho was known to be listening for of h to the inmates and when ho was tu bo down tho stairs often could not so quickly but that bo bo in among them demanding their own i them to the the remainder the d� v mr s what were they up o and what did they bj iti all over the yard mr wouldn t bear of wouldn t of wouldn t hear of wouldn t li of but money down and and ting about in ei and moment he lashed uie tide of the into � mo agitated and state it had not sl don ti into calm again full two hours he had been seen turning away at the op of the steps there were st c ll small of the hearts at popular of ting in the that night it wi agreed mr u hard man to to d with and that it was much to be no it wits that a like mr should put bis rents in his hands and never know hia in g a s s ma am there would be none of thia and wearing and things would be different at which identical hour and minute the � who had floated through the yard in the before the hanging began with the express design of getting up this in bis shining and silken locks � at which identical hour and minute that first rate of a thousand guns was heavily in the little dock of his exhausted at home and was saying as he turned his a very bad day s work very bad day s work it seems to me sir and i must insist on making the observation forcibly in justice to myself that you ought to have got much more money much more chapter xxiv telling received a call that same evening from mr having intimated that he wished to speak to her privately in a � of so very noticeable as to favor the idea that her father ns regarded her occupation was an illustration of the hat there arc no such stone blind men as those who will not see obtained an audience with her on the common staircase the there s been a lady at our place to day miss n w ed and another one along with her as is a old if ever t met with such the way she snapped a person s head ofi dear me the mild was at first quite unable to get hia mind away mr for said he to excuse himself she is do � you the party at length by a great he detached himself from the subject � to observe but she s neither here nor there just at present the other lady s mr s daughter and if mr an t well off none it an t through any fault of as to he he really does he does indeed mr after his manner was a little obscure but con emphatic and what she come to our place for he pursued was to leave that if miss step up to that card � which it s mr s house that is and he has a office at the back where he ally does belief � she would be glad for to engage her she a old and a dear friend she said particular of mr and for to pro ve herself a useful friend to his friend them was er words to know whether miss could come l to morrow morning i said i would sec you miss and inquire and look round there to night to say yes or if you was engaged tomorrow when � i can go to morrow thank you said little is kind of you hut you arc always kind mr with a modest of his merits opened the door for her re admission and followed her in with such in exceedingly pretence of not having heen out at all that her might have it without being very suspicious in his however he took no heed after a little conversation in which he blended his former duty as a with his present privilege as a humble outside friend qualified again by his low estate as a took his leave making the tour of the before ho left and looking on at a game of with the mixed feelings of an old who had his private reasons for believing that it might be his destiny to come back again early in the morning little leaving in high domestic trust set off for the tent she went by the iron bridge though it cost her a penny and walked more slowly in that part of her journey than in any other at five minutes before eight her hand was on the which was quite as high as she could reach she gave mrs s card to the young woman who opened the door and the young woman told her that miss � having on her return to the parental roof re invested herself with the title under which she had lived there � was 