mr a impatiently i am not that you are expected to do anything of the sort i am aware my dear mr pursued mrs that i am now about to cast my lot among strangers and i am also aware that the various members of my family to whom mr has written in the most gentlemanly terms announcing that fact have not taken the least notice of mr s indeed i may be said mrs but it appears to me that mr is destined never to receive any answers whatever to the great majority of the communications he writes i may from the silence of my family that they object to the resolution i have taken but i should not allow myself to be from the path of duty mr even by my papa and were they still living i expressed my opinion that this was going in the t direction it may be a sacrifice said mrs to one s self in a cathedral town but surely mr if it is a sacrifice in me it is much more a sacrifice in a man of mr s abilities � oh you are going to a cathedral town said i mr who had been helping us all out of the wash hand stand replied to in fact my dear i have entered into arrangements by virtue of which i stand pledged and contracted to our friend to assist and serve him in the capacity of � and to be � his confidential clerk of i stared at mr who greatly my surprise i lam bound to state to you he said with an official air that the business habits and the prudent suggestions of mrs have in a great measure to this result the to which mrs referred upon a former occasion being thrown down in the form of an advertisement was taken up by my friend and led to a mutual recognition of my friend said mr who is a man of remarkable i desire to speak with all possible respect my friend has not fixed the positive at too high a figure but he has made a great deal in the way of from the pressure of pecuniary difficulties on the value of my services and on the value of those services i pin my faith such address and intelligence as i chance to possess said mr himself with the old genteel air will be devoted to my friend s service i have already some acquaintance with the law � as a on civil process � and i shall immediately apply myself to the of one of the most eminent and remarkable of our english i believe it is unnecessary to add that i allude to mr justice these observations and indeed the greater part of the observations made that evening were interrupted by mrs s discovering that master was sitting on his boots or holding his head on with both arms as if he felt it loose or accidentally kicking under the table or shuffling his feet over one another or producing them at distances from himself apparently outrageous to nature or lying sideways with the personal history and experience his hair among the ne glasses or developing his restlessness of limb in some other form with the general interests of society and by master receiving those discoveries in a spirit i sat all the while amazed by mr s disclosure and wondering what it meant until mrs resumed the thread of the and claimed mj attention what i particularly request mr to be careful of is said mrs that he does not my dear mr in applying himself to this subordinate branch of the law place it out of his power to rise ultimately to the top of the tree i am convinced that mr giving his mind to a profession so adapted to his fertile resources and his flow of language distinguish himself now for example mr said mrs assuming a pro found air a judge or even say a does an individual place himself beyond the pale of those by entering on such an office as mr has accepted my dear observed mr � but glancing at too we have time enough before us for the consideration of those questions she returned no tour mistake in life is that you do not look forward enough you are bound in justice to your family if not to yourself to take in at a comprehensive glance the point in the horizon to which your abilities may lead you mr and drank his punch with an air of exceeding satisfaction � still glancing at dies as if he desired to have his opinion why the plain state of the case mrs of david b said mildly breaking the truth to her i mean the real fact you know � just ao said mrs my dear mr dies i wish to be as and literal as possible on a subject of so much importance � is said that this branch of the law even if mr were a regular � exactly so returned mrs you are and will not be able to get your eyes back � has nothing pursued to do with that only a is eligible for such and mr could not be a without being entered at an inn of court as a student for five years do i follow you said mrs with her most air of business do i understand my dear mr that at the of that period mr would be eligible as a judge or he would be eligible returned with a strong emphasis on that word thank you said mrs that is quite sufficient if such is the case and mr no privilege by entering on these duties my anxiety is set at rest i speak said mrs as a female necessarily but i have always been of opinion that mr possesses what i have heard my papa call when 