and till them both and divided the morsel between them but at last glancing at the clock checked the play and said o yon re wanting to go into le to smoke your pipe clear away tint so as y i make � l e had to a pipe daily during tbe last two years having been strongly urged lo it by the u es of as a practice good for the fits and this by dr on the ground that it was as well to try what could do no harm � a pie which was made to answer for a great deal of work in that s medical practice did highly smoking and often wondered how his could be so fond of it but a humble sort of acquiescence jn what was held lo be good had become a of that new self which had been developed in him since he had found on his hearth it had been the only dew his bewildered mind could hold bv in this young life that had been to him out of the darkness into which his gold had departed by seeking what was needful for by sharing the effect that everything produced on her he had himself come to appropriate the forms of custom and l which were the mould of life and as with memory also he had begun to over the elements of his old faith and them with his new impressions till he recovered a consciousness of unity between hia past and present je of goodness and hum t all pure peace and joy had given him a dim impression here had been some error some mistake which had thrown that dark shadow over the days of his best years and as it grew more and more easy to him to open hia mind to he gradually communicated to her all he could describe of his early life the communication was necessarily a slow and difficult process for s gave her no key to and made every novelty a of wonder that arrested at every step of the it was only by fragments and at intervals which left time to what she had beard till it acquired some for her that at last arrived at the climax of the sad story � the drawing of lots and its false testimony concerning bim and this had to be repeated in several under new questions on her part as to the nature of this plan for the guilty and clearing the innocent and s the bible re sure o that master � the as you brought wi you from that country � it s he same as what ihey ve got at church and what s a learning to read tes said every bit the same and there s drawing o lots in the bible mind you he added in a o dear dear said in a grieved voice aa if she were hearing an report of a sick man s case she was silent for some there s wise folks happen as know how it all is the parson knows i be bound but it lakes big ds to tell them things and as poor folks can t make much out on i can never rightly know the meaning o what i bear at church only a bit here and there bat i know it s good words � i do lies your mind � it s this master mar ner as if them above had done the right thing by jou they d never ha let be turned out for a wicked thief when you was ah said who had now come to understand that was what fell if it had been red hot iron because j see there was as ow and bim as d gone out i in wi for en year and since � wh we wm i� es � y mine own friend in whom i trusted had d heel again me and worked to ruin me eh but he was a bad un � i can t us s such but i m o master i m like as if i d and did n t know whether waa night or i feel how as sure do when i ve up i can t justly put my hand on it as there was rights in what happened to you if on could hut make it out and d n call to lo heart as yon did but w talk on it again for things come my head when i i or or such as could never on when i was to have many of illumination of the kind alluded to and she was not long before she re to the subject master she said one day that she came to bring home s washing i ve been sore puzzled a good bit wi that trouble o and the drawing o lots anti it got twisted back and for os i did n c know which end to lay hold on but it come to me au clear like that night when i was si ting up wi poor as is dead and her children behind god help em � it come lo me as clear as daylight but whether i ve got hold on it now or can lo my tongue s that i don t know ear i re often a deal inside me as ii come out and for what yon o your folks in your old country saying prayers by heart nor saying em out of a book they must be wonderful for if i did n t know our and little bits o good words as i can carry out o church wi me i might down o my knees every night but nothing could j but you can mostly say something as i can make sense on mrs said well then master it make nothing o be 