it and turned round on the with back to the fire and went through his of holding oat his bands for mine and this said ho my hands up and il in lis as he puffed at his pipe and this is the what i made the real genuine one it me good fur to look at you au i is to stand by and look at you dear boy i released my as soon aa i could and found that i was beginning slowly to settle down to the contemplation of my condition what i was ned to how heavily intelligible to me as hoarse voice and sat looking up at bald head with its grey at the sides j i mustn t see my gentleman a footing it in the mire of the streets there mustn t he no on hia boots my gentleman have horses horses lo ride and to drive and for hia servant lo ride and drive as well shall have their and if yon good lord and hot my london gentleman no no we ll show em another pair of shoes than that won t � s he took out of his pocket a great thick bursting with papers and tossed it on the table there s something worth spending in that there dear boy it s all i ve got ain t mine it s don t you he on it there s more that from i ve come to the old country to see my spend ma y il ii � � � that ll be my pleasure my i e a i do it and you va i looking round the room and bis � once with a loud snap blast you every one from tin judge in bis wig to a stirring up the i ll show a better gentleman than the whole o j ut together t said i almost in a frenzy of fear and d h e i want to speak to you i want to know t to be done i want to know how you e � out of how long you are going to stay you have bt look ee here said he laying his hand m v my arm in a suddenly altered and subdued i first of all look ee here i forgot myself half a n ago what i said was low that s what it low look ee here look over it i ain t a goin to bo low first i resumed half groaning what can be taken against your being recognised ai ed no dear boy he said in the same tone as b that don t go first goes first i look so many year to make a gentleman not knowing what s due to him look ee here low that s what i was low look it dear some sense of the grimly ludicrous moved me to t laugh as i replied i looked c i heaven s name don t harp upon iti yes but look here he dear bo fl ain t come so fur to be low now go on dear was a saying � how are you to be guarded from the danger you incurred dear boy tha w s informed the danger ain t so to there s and there s and i s yon who else is there to inform i there no chance person who might you lie street said well he returned there ain t many nor yet i don t intend to myself in the papers by the name of a m come hack from bay and years g rolled away who s to gain by it still look ee here if the danger had been fifty times u great should ha come to you mind you just the same and how long do you how said he taking his black pipe from mouth and dropping his jaw as he stared at me fin not a going back i ve come for good where are you to live said i what is to he with you where will you be safe dear boy he returned there s can be bought for money and there s hair powder and spectacles and black clothes � and what not others has done it safe afore and what others has afore others can do as to the where and of living dear boy give me your own opinions you take it smoothly now said i but you were very serious last night when you swore it waa death and i swear it is death said he putting his pipe back in hia mouth and death by the rope in the open street not fur from thb and it s serious thai i ally understand it to e so � i a done here am t i i p nd be aa bad as to stand ground � worse i m here because i ve meant it by you years a years as to what i dare i m a old bird now as dared all manner of traps since first he w s not to perch upon a if death hid inside of it there is and let come out and ril face him and then i ll believe in him and ii afore and now let me have a look at my once more he too h an d me with an air of admiring with g complacency all the while it appeared to me that i could do no better tha secure him some quiet lodging hard by of which fa might take possession when returned whom expected in two or three days that the secret be confided to as a matter of na even if i could have put the immense derive from sharing it with liim out i was plain to me but it was by no plain to mr i resolved to call him by tha 