give the family a head and a position is a clear gain to the county and with philip he ll get into the right hands � of course he wants guiding having been out of the country so long all we have to ask is whether a man s a tory and will make a stand for the good of the the try � that s the plain english of the matter and i do beg of you my dear to set aside all these and exert yourself like a woman of sense and spirit as yon are to bring the right people together here sir gave a deep cough took out his snuff box and tapped it he had made a serious speech an exertion to which he was rarely urged by any thing smaller than a matter of conscience and this outline of the whole duty of a tory was matter of conscience with him though the had pointed expressly to sir among others in the co operation of the tones as a conscious selfishness and reckless which however would be defeated by the co operation of all the friends of truth and liberty who the trusted would subordinate all non political in order to return representatives pledged to support the present government i am sure sir lady answered you could not have observed that any thing was wanting in my manners to mrs no no my dear but i say this by way of caution never mind what was done at or whether likes to sit with his heels tucked up we may surely wink at a few things for the sake of the public interest if god almighty does and if he didn t i don t know what would have become of the country � could never have been carried on and many a good battle would have been lost that s the philosophy of the matter and the too good sir gave a deep cough and tapped his box again inwardly remarking that if he had not been such a lazy fellow he might have made as good a figure as his son philip but at this point the carriage which was rolling by a turn passed a well dressed man who raised his hat to sir and called to the coachman to stop excuse me sir said this personage standing uncovered at the carriage door but i have just learned something of importance at which i thought you would like to know as soon as possible ah what s that something about or said sir seeing the other draw a from his pocket no rather worse i fear you will think a new radical candidate i got this by a from the s boy they re posted yet a radical said sir in a tone of incredulous disgust as he took the folded bill what fool is he � he ll have no chance they say he s richer than shouted sir as he read the name in three inch letters i don t believe it � it s a trick � it s a why � why � we ve just been to his place � eh do you know any more speak sir � speak don t deal out your story like a damned who wants to keep people gaping sir pray don t give way so said lady i m afraid there s no doubt about it sir said christian after getting the bill i met mr s clerk he said he had just had the whole story from s clerk the ram inn is engaged already and a committee is being made up he says goes like a when he has a mind although he makes such long speeches be hanged for a two faced rascal i tell to drive on it s of no use to stay chattering here jump up on the box and go home with us i may want you you see i was right sir said the s wife i had an instinct that we should find him an unpleasant person if you had such a fine instinct why did you let us go to court and make fools of ourselves would you have listened to mc but of coarse you will not have him to dine with you dine with me i should think not i d sooner he should dine off me i see how it is clearly enough he has become a regular beast among those � he got neither religion nor morals left he can t know any thing about english politics h e ll go and cut his own nose as a and never know however he won t get in � he ll spend his money for nothing i fear he is a very man said lady we know now why his mother seemed so uneasy i should think she a little poor creature it s a confounded nuisance we didn t meet christian on our way instead of coming back but better now than later he s an uncommonly useful fellow that of philip s i wish would take my man and give me christian i d make him house steward ha might reduce the accounts a little perhaps sir would not have been so sanguine as to mr s economical if he had seen that gentleman himself the same evening among the other distinguished of the family and of the steward s room but a man sir s rank is like those animals whom the system of things condemned to carry such a huge bulk that they really could not inspect their bodily and had no conception of their own tails their doubtless had a merry time of it and often did extremely well when the high bred himself was ill at ease measured from the front saloon to the remotest shed was as large as a moderate sized village and there were certainly more lights 