she was quite grieved to ii of an hour sod now at the and now at the door this i the two toned indies was on im mrs � her eyes toward ii who for time � � line happy again now ain indeed replied the other with a stately be some in looking on aud i think it n they should ha re obliged to young should be with i wonder my did not propose it bay he did ma am mr is a strict sense of propriety so much si one seldom meets with now a mrs i� that wish of avoiding dear ain on f this a how different from what it w indeed look happy her eyes were raw and she was with great for partner mr were close to her they were t together how she had looked could il ta she had been dancing with herself said � � about her it is quite ma am to me properly happy go well suited and so much tbe cannot but think of dear sir s delight and ma am to the of another match mr l t example and inch are and mr e u liis property f now ma m i i i was quite at � � no m what have a year is a pretty and a very genteel young man so i hope be very happy it is not a ma am yet we of it among but i have little doubt it ie he it particular in could listen no farther wondering all suspended for a time mr b� n in the room and though feeling it would be a great honour to be by l � he thought it must happen he came towards their little but asking her to e drew a chair near her and her an of the state of a bone and tiie on of the groom from he had just parted found thai it was not tu be and in the modesty of her nature immediately felt that she had been m in it of his he took a newspaper from the table and looking in a languid way if you want to stand up with you with more thou equal civility the r declined she did not wish to am glad of it said he la h much tone and throwing down the newspaper again for i am tired to death only wonder how the good people can keep it up so long tliey need be all in love to any amusement in such and ao they ore i fancy if you look at them you may see they are ea many couple of lover � all but and mrs grant � and between ourselves she poor want a lover as much as any one of them a desperate dull ufe hers must be with the doctor making a sly face as towards the chair of the latter who however to he cl me ua made a change of expression � necessary as in spite of everything could laughing at in america br what is your opinion f come to you to know j an to think of public matters � my dear tom cried hia aunt soon afterwards as you arc i dare say you will have no objection to join us in a shall you leaving her and coming to him to enforce the proposal in a whisper we want to make table for mrs j ou know your mother is anxious about it but cannot very well spare time to ber self of her you and and dr grant just do and though a e play but half crowns you know you ow bet half guineas with aim i should be moat happy replied he aloud and ii i with alacrity it would give mo the greatest pleasure but that i am this moment going to dance con � � � hand do not ba any longer was led off though it was much gratitude towards her cousin or between the ot u they walked to to to a � � � st hours with and dr grant who ing old who knows no a of i m r good aunt be a me in such a way tool without bo aa to leave me no of most it raises my more tho pretence of being asked of being g time in such a as to oblige it it i liad nut luckily iii up with you i could not have got one of it it i i had but when has got a in chapter xiii i eh john this new friend had not him beyond and and being son of h lord with a tolerable independence and sir have introduction at tan desirable mr s with him had where tbey had t ten days in the aod the if friendship it might he proved and by mr s b g invited to take in bis way whenever he could und by his il he did come earlier had been in ca of ttie breaking up of a large party al the house of another which lie had left he came on the wings of and head full of acting for it had a party and play in which had home a part was within two days oi when the sudden death of of the q of the family had destroyed the scheme and k tn to be so near happiness so near fame so near tha in praise of the private at tlie � eat lord in would of the whole party for at least a and to lose it all was an injury tu be keenly tell und mr could talk of nothing else and its theatre its and dresses and jokes � b� i ts subject and to boast of the past only i ii i a love of the theatre is so general an young 