you do such a thing if i mr that be bad thought it might be got over treated with � for a time mr submitted the last feeble with with bitterness that it was urn and that it was enough to make i however she said when she had in some t ix m from her of ill usage provoking as it is and it i suppose it must he to especially as it was to be expected said mr returned his wife if you have nothing to do than to attempt to insult the woman who honored yon with her band when finds herself in i think better go to bed mr was much afflicted by the charge and a tender and earnest apology his apology was accepted but requested him to go round to the other side ot the and sit in the window cur tain to tone himself down now she said stretching out her fan and him with it at arm s length what i was going to say to yon when you began as usual to prose and worry is that i shall guard onr being alone any more and that when circumstances my going out to my own satisfaction i must arrange to have or other always here for i really cannot and will not bare day as this has been mr s sentiments as to the plan were in brief that it had no about it he added and besides you know it s that you ll soon your sister � � dearest yes cried with a of affection little thing not however that do here alone mr was going to say o but lie saw danger and said it o oh dear no she wouldn t do here alone no for not only are the of the precious child of that still character that they require a contrast � life and around to bring them out in their right colors and make one love them of all things but she will require to be roused on more accounts than one that s it said mr pray dan your habit of interrupting without the least thing in the world to say one you must be broken of it speaking of � my poor little pet was attached to poor papa and no doubt will have lamented his loss and grieved very much i have done so myself i have it dreadfully but will no doubt have felt it even more from having been on the spot the whole time and having been with dear papa at the last which i unhappily was not here stopped to weep and to say dear dear beloved papa how truly gentlemanly he was what a contrast to poor uncle from the effects of that trying time she pursued my good little mouse will have to be roused also from tho effects of this long attendance upon edward in illness an attendance which is not yet over which may even go on for some time longer and which in the meanwhile us ar by keeping poor dear papa s affairs from being wound up fortunately however the papers his agents here being all sealed up and locked up as he left them when he came to england the affairs are in that state of order that they can wait until my brother edward his health in sufficiently to come over and administer or execute or whatever it may be that will have to be done he couldn t have a better nurse to bring him round mr made bold to for a wonder i can agree with you returned his wife languidly her eyelids a little in his direction she held forth in general as if to the drawing room furniture and can adopt your words he couldn t have a better nurse to bring him round there are times when my dear child is a little wearing to an active mind but as a she is perfection best of mr growing on his late success observed that edward had had a long bout of it my girl if bout returned mrs is the term for he has is it is not i am unable to give an opinion on the barbarous language you address to edward s that ho contracted fever somewhere � either by day and night to where after all he arrived too late to see poor dear papa before his death � or under some other circumstances � if that is what you mean likewise that hia extremely careless life has hun a very bad subject for it indeed mr considered it a parallel case to that of some of our fellows in the west indies with yellow jack mrs closed her eyes again and to any of of tho west indies or of yellow jack so pursued when op ed require to be from the effects of many ti and lastly she will require lo from a low which i know yery well to bo at tho of mo what it is because i must to tell yon � i am not going to my dear said mr i shall have much improvement to effect iu my child mrs continued and cannot her ni � r mo mn amiable and dear as to the of e affairs my interest in that is not very selfish p very generously to me when i was married and i h ve little tf nothing to expect provided he made no will that force leaving a to mrs al i am contented door dear papa she wept again but general was the of name soon stimulated her to dry her eyes and say it is a highly encouraging circumstance in a i thankful to and gives one the greatest confidence in hi tr not being or his proper spirit to the poor dear papa s at all � he off and sent her out of the house 