t taken dog with him ith a ill to have the dog out of the but on he wouldn t have performed without tho ith broad ith long with that he regarded her attentively with his fixed eye surveyed his company with his loose one kissed her shook his head and handed her to mr as to a horse there the ith he said sweeping her with a professional glance as if she were being adjusted in her seat and the u do you good bye good bye good bye god bless you dear in a variety of voices from all the room but the riding master eye had observed the bottle of the nine in her bosom and he now interposed with leave hard times ul the bottle my dear ith large to carry it will be of no to you now give it to me no no she said in another burst of tears oh no pray let me keep it for father till he comes back he will want it when he comes back he had never thought of going away when he sent me for it i must keep it for him if you please tho be it my dear you thee how it ith farewell my to you ith to the of your engagement be obedient to the and forget but if when you re grown up and married and well off you come upon any riding ever don t be hard upon it don t be with it give it a if you can and think you might do people must be continued rendered more ever by so much talking they can t be a working nor yet they can t be a learning make the of not the i ve got my living out of the riding all my life i know but i that i lay down the of the when i to you make the of not the the philosophy was as they went downstairs and the fixed eye of philosophy � and its rolling eye too � soon lost the three figures and the basket in the darkness of the street chapter vii mb being a bachelor an elderly lady presided over his establishment in consideration of a certain annual mrs was this lady s name and she was a prominent figure in attendance on mr s car as it rolled along in triumph with the bully of inside for mrs had not only seen different days but was highly connected she had a great living in these very times called lady mr deceased of whom she was the had been by the mother s side what mrs still called a strangers of limited times and dull apprehension were sometimes observed not to know what a was and even to appear uncertain whether it might be a business or a political party or a profession of faith the better class of minds however did not need to be informed that the were an ancient stock who could trace themselves so exceedingly far back that it was not surprising if they sometimes lost themselves � which they had rather frequently done as respected blind hebrew transactions and the court the late mr being by the mother s side a married this lady being by ihe father s side a lady an immensely old woman an appetite for butcher s meat and a mysterious leg which had now to get out of bed for fourteen years contrived the marriage at a period when was just of age and chiefly noticeable for a slender body weakly supported on two long slim and surmounted by no head worth mentioning he inherited a fair fortune from his but owed it all before he came into it and spent it twice over immediately afterwards thus when he died at twenty four the scene of his and the cause brandy he did not leave his widow from whom he had been separated soon after the in circumstances that lady fifteen years older than he fell presently at deadly with her only relative lady and partly to spite her and partly to maintain herself went out at a salary and here she was now in her elderly days with the style of nose and the dense black eyebrows which had making mr s tea as he took his breakfast if had been a conqueror and mrs a captive princess whom he took about as a feature in his state he could not have made a greater flourish with her than he habitually did just as it belonged to his to his own so it belonged to it to mrs s in the measure that he would not allow his own youth to have been attended by a single favorable circumstance he brightened mrs s career with every possible advantage and of early roses all over that lady s path and yet box he would say how does it turn out after all why hard here she is at a hundred a year i give her a hundred which she is pleased to term handsome keeping the house of of nay he made this foil of his so very widely known that third parties took it up and handled it on some occasions with considerable it was one of the most attributes of that he not only sang his own praises but stimulated men to sing them there was a moral of clap trap in him strangers modest enough elsewhere started up at dinners in and boasted in quite a way of they made him out to be the royal arms the union jack john bull ihe bill of rights an englishman s house is his castle church and state and god save the queen all put together and as often and it was very often as an orator of this kind brought into his princes and lords may flourish or may fade a breath can make them b 