you said she are a c a rap boats ami money yon are in debt she lays by money every week it is not prudent on her to take up witli yon � the better your bargain my lad under the head of common sense which she maintained was all on the same side of the question calmly inquired � how could an old woman of sixty be competent to judge how far human happiness depends on love when she has no of that passion and the reminiscences of her youth liave become dim and j ton might as well sat a judge in court has foi the law � common sense said she the old is and yon are twenty � what can she da for yon the forty years yon may reckon to her who ih to keep yoa those weary years but the of your own choice not your mother s you english does na read the bible or ye d ken that a lad is to leave his father and mother and until his added she then with great contempt she repeated common sense indeed i ye re wi common sense ye the name it t pat � but there s o in your was astonished what i was e i common sense on the side of and when told him to join her party at inch or never look her in the face again seemed to from and a heart tbat turned in a moment from lead to a he vowed he would be at inch ho then on no to tell the struggle he had been subjected to since his were now entirely conquered at once and said indeed she would be very sorry to give the that pain she hinted moreover that her s spirit was so high she was quite capable of breaking witli him at once upon such an intimation and she was maker in the energy of his he kissed dark beauty to see in her a sister and she made no resistance to way of showing gratitude but muttered between teeth he s just a and so she went about her business on her retreat bis returned to him and with a sad air hoped nothing that that rude girl had said had weakened his filial duty so mother said be she then without explaining how she with s arguments proceeded to one by one if your mother is old and experienced said she benefit by her age � she has not love nor the ills t leads to when not hy prudence scripture a man shall to his wife he has left parents but in making that the most important step of life where do you read that he is to break the fifth but i do you wrong charles yon never could have listened to that vulgar girl when she told you your mother was best friend � no mother of course not then will not go to tliat place break my heart and undo all you by you will break my if jou will feel end she not treat tlie other will to her and if she is ha good a girl as you say � she ia an angel i how can a an angel then she will not set a son to hia mother i don t think she would but is all tlie goodness lo be on her side no charles you do part deny yourself be obedient and your mother s blessing and the blessing of heaven will rest npon in short lie was i he stayed at home his mother set him to work he made a poor hand of it he was so wretched she at last took compassion on him and in the evening when it was now too for a sail to inch she herself recommended a walk to him the poor boy s feet took him towards not he meant to go to bis love but he not forbear looking at the place which held her he was about to return when a blue jacket h led him somewhere inside this jacket was master b who had returned in the leaving his sister on the instantly poured ant a flood the boy had seen her perched on a rock like a their which had been slow the with so sudden a passion had made a series of for his part bo was glad the gracious the was a that had given some twenty a sore heart and liim many a sore and he with whom be identified himself rather than with his sister would the male sex upon in short he went upon this tack he drove poor nearly mad but on what cause of complaint had he he had neglected her he might have been her partner � he had left her to find one where she could fool suppose that so a creature would ever be neglected � except by him it was more he could bear he determined to see her lo ask her forgiveness to tell hei to beg her to decide and for his part he would abide by her decision as we hare already related declined his arm sprang like a deer npon the pier and walked towards her home a of a mile distant followed her hardly knowing what to do at last observing that she drew near enough to the wall to allow room for another on the he had enough ta creep alongside and pull her sleeve somewhat and that her own lad stayed away she had condescended to make a conquest of tlie himself he had come in quite at the end of one of her stories but it hai been sufficient to do hia � he had danced with her had whistled whilst she sung i was and when the sailed he i w what can to say till m o i am very unhappy and 