her an angel he told her he was unworthy of her but that he try and deserve her then he hesitated and trembling he said � n e for a make myself i shall like you better � ol better then i will own to you � o do not tell me you have before me i i not hear it i cried this inconsistent le other weak needed no see plainly i never loved but i et me hear that only cried by n of the past my d ld she i am say jou never it yon do not even jet know nest shall i make yon lore � as none of sex loved � witli t mid brain and bi and life and with these words she poured the soul of love into his eyes he forgot everything in the world but her ho in present happiness and vowed himself hers foi over and for her him bat retain her esteem and woman ever went further in love than she would she a she had learned that passion vulgar in is when based upon esteem this tender scene was interrupted by the call boy who brought mrs a note from the manager informing her there would bo no this left bar at liberty and she proceeded to take a somewhat abrupt leave of mr he was to her to let him be her companion until she was to be his guest when entered the room mrs was not lo be persuaded she hei self on the score of a duty which she said she had to perform and as she passed keep your own counsel she went out slightly disappointed sir charles who had returned to see whether as he fully expected she had told � and who at moment perhaps would not have been sorry had mrs s lover called him to serious account � finding it was not her intention to make mischief and not choosing to publish he smiled and do justice to besides to his surprise mr tamed instantly upon him and looking him in tha face said sir charles tho settled with which you pursue that lady ib and offensive to me who love let onr acquaintance if you please o o le be sacred from ton ne sir charles bowed stiffly e that it was only due o i withdraw a protection so tie ap � ho two friends were m he e y of separating ho run in but ho he darted up to sir charles and said she in a coach going to buildings in a hurry j cried say that a n buildings me in a y faithful there s a guinea for thee fly i the slave flew and taking a short cut caught and to the slow vehicle in the strand it is of said su charles half to himself half to mr he repented in it is a house of he then recovering his and treating it all as a matter of coarse that at buildings was a fashionable shop with from two streets that the best indian and were sold there and that ladies heir carriages waiting an immense time in the principal street whilst they were supposed to be in the shop or the show room ho then went on to say that be had only this morning heard that the intimacy between mrs and a colonel id though publicly broken off for was still carried on she had doubtless i v by not dog her like a cried i will i said you i by what right the right of i will whether it is yon who are imposed on or whether you are right and all ihe world ia deceived in this he ran out but for au his when he got into the street there was the jealous lover at his elbow they with all speed into the strand got a sir on the os gave a guinea and took the reins � and by a of they attained and at length to ma delight saw coach before him with a black slave behind it the coach stopped and the to the door the in question was a few hundred yards distant the sir charles not only slipped but turned his coach and let the horses crawl back towards london he also the side � � � � of mr draw the the vehicle and saw a lady paying the coachman there was no her ii this lady then followed at a distance by her slave walked on towards buildings and it was his miserable fate to see her look uneasily round and at glide in at a side door close to the s the carriage stopped sir charles came himself lo tlie door now he before to go any further in this you must me to be cool and reasonable i absurdity and there must be no swords drawn for this little i to no on s d white as a sheet you have so fer by m j knowledge said the other le with you poor my � my sorrow that such an angel should be a monster of deceit he say no more they walked to the shop how she this way and that said sly little no i on second he it is tie other street we must and if we don t see her there we will enter the shop and b dint ol this e we shall soon the knot of the riddle leaned on his tor i am said he lean on me my dear friend said sir charles your will leave you in the next street in the next street they discovered � nothing in the shop they found no notice but turned red this put sir upon the scent stay said he is not that an irish tune groaned he covered his ace with his hands and it is her tune 