, 1869-02-21

what Of a 1ne gortlemua; WINCH made Mrs.
Low the more angry with HIM He sho rcd |
hlm+ eli willing enough to 20 to Mrs. LOWS |
house. but wnen thcro be seemed TO her! 10
give himself airs. i think that str was nn'
just to him, nud that It Eas natural that he |
should not bear himself beneath her rrna1ks
exactly rs he had dotr xtcn be Vas nobJuy. |
lie had certainly been very auceesklal. Tic
was a!wAys IistcEcd to In the House, and |
| rarely epoke except Oh suhjscts which be-
lopgcd 10 him. or bad btcn allotted 10 him |
as lart OF lii buaincss. lie ltyea quits st
ease with people ct the highest raak-ana
| lin, did 60 simply brcause thoy regarded
| WITH cuyy bis too ,hpfd rise. He rode upun
/ a u,ctty horse in tho park. md wls ca eft!
| iu lis d1r.s. aG', Ind nr.out him contor:s.
| tbal lie bad ot earned. When her husban1
! tolI ler OF Lie tulac:ent talary, she would
! ehakc Lcs head and e1p' css her pEnion that 4
good ti,Dc ~as coming. ny which she pesliap.
meant TO imply tsticithat q time Was COM
| ing in WHICH her hn baud would have \ sal
Yry mUcl better than that now chi aged by
[ Tnite.s, md much norc likely 10 lie per
mate 4 be radicals were not to lave o0lce
! forever, and when they were gone, what
sard Mrs en Io1 Ho9 " e.n ha kasn
Ing norse tn the park, a,d huuttng do~n ia
the country. and living with Lords, I
! tlouldn't wonder il be isn't found to be over
b. ad and eass In deb. when things came IL
BE- looked into" Mrs. Low was fond al au
assured J'r,'srrrify, oi money In tho funds,
and was proud to think that her husband
lived In eouss Of his own. .' fl0 los 9roun i
rent 10 the portMan estate Is what We par,
! radical, and tllnt CONES Of beginning ut the
night end. Mr. Low had nothing when he
began The world, aud bad just wha: made
US decent the day VIC married. Bat he begun
at the right snd, and let things 60 US .hcy
Mrs. Low, though they differed muca In pol
itica. syn,pasLizcd tu reference to Phineas
| ~ never believes. q am, in uus>0dy doing
any good hy getting a place. sa!u Mr.
Ounce. "ot course don't mean judges aud
Them like, which must be. Bnt whoa 0
! young man bus ever ~ much year for r.
| ting 10 a big room down at Whitehall, aud
reaciDg a newspaper with bis feet up on n
| clair; dnn'l think II luEcas, whether he's
3 Parliament mau or whether hc a!u'.."
Whence Mr. Buucc had Lot III, notions as to
tue way Iu ~hich I'll siA!s at Whitehall pass
their Tim, cAanot say: tut bis not,ons are
very common notions. Tho REit 81 Worl.i at
large is slow TO believe that The great British
house ktcIrr Keeps no 1norc cats than what
kill tules.
Mr.. Low. who vas now frequently Ia The
| habit Of seeing Thineas AZ tbs H.use, hal
somewhat Changed his opinions, and was mol
70 eager in condemning ptlucns as WAS his
| vile hc tau begun " thtuk that Perhaps
PLineas lad shown touac knowledge Of lis
own aptitude In the ca,crr which hc lad
sought, ana waa aware. =! a1y rate, that his
late pupil WAS 6omcbody In the House OF
Commons. A an will almost always respec.
him whom thosc around him respect, and
will generally look up to one whu Is crid=nL-
ly above himself iu Ills own daily avocatIon.
Now PhLheah was certainly aboee Mr.. Low
In Parliamentary reputation. liz sat OH n
front btnch, lie knew the leaders Of parties.
liz wac al home amid thu forms of tbs
1loure. He eb}oyeu something of the pres.
tigeoi Gascrr,ncni power. And to walked
ahaut f4nllt,asly with the sons OF dukes anc
tho bso'hers oi caris, in manner which had
eCeet even on Mr.. Love: Seeding thcao thngs,
MIR. Low could not maintain bis old oplu{onn
AZ stou,iy as did his vile. It was almost u
nslvsIeKe to Mr.. Low to be intimate with
rhiueas FINN. How then, could hc look
down upon him
lie WIS surprised. therefore, one day, when
PhItcas had ssked him What wnuld be hIs
!: chance Of success II even now he were to
give up politics mud take 10 thu bar ~
.. meats u car1 Ing Ills livelihood.
"fou would hare uphill work At arst. q.
!. matlrr OF coursc," said Mr. Low.
"But It. might be dour, supposc. To
,. have bccn in office would not be fatal 1.
l Ac !"
mo, nut iatsl. Nothing Of tho kind necd
bo fatal. Men hnSo suect acd AID have ia
J. on the bench RNcrwnrd, who did not hcgl.
i I'LL they wero past ios,y. You wouli l,avl
. 10 live down prejudice created sxsiult your
: tcl!-thut4 ali, Thu attorneys dn mt llk
: barrts.e!s who arc anything elae but barrls
!, tcrs."
b ''The attorneys arc very arbitrary,
II know" tald phIn cas-.
r. "Ycs- -nnu thcrc would 10 This against TO-
that IL Il So llllicult lar a 1I,an 10 ~ hacl
IL to the vcs0u1c aud rnA)lcAullity of pupil0or
i. VINO has oEcc escspcd from the necessary ~
b difficult 10 ali aud walt for busnesa tu We
/, .A,baneel1o,ts Court, atler haytng hs1 VIC
= lore, to wall upon you.
ri III do rot tGlnk much Of that"
"a t' But others would think Of It, and 80
ia would dnd that there were dllllcultn.. b
Us Us yon arc not lhsuklag oil 1t In ca1prat.''
:" "Ycs, III eAtue.t."
ID "Why 80? should have thought th.
ot every day bad removed you Iugther aul ia
"a. ,her trom such IN idra.''
er "Thc Rround I'm On 1t present is 80 Sill
10 pcIy;;rr -. .,.,,,&. =,
a yrt ~ Ii lcss e!lppcry than It used to to-
.he "Ah! you do no: exactly acc. What II
,er were 10 lnse my teat:n
i'd "You arr sa'c NJ least for the next 70
of yeard, I should ,aay.n -..-.
shc "hl NO one can tell. And suppose
Il took ii icto MT head to didier from tho Ga
ere e,nmenL:"
ID "You must not do that, You have p
Lell yourself into boat With these men, and )
cd. must remain IN tho boat. ] should Ia
T.
er: sit is not 20 easy a. 1t seems. Tho vc
BE- ueccssity Of sll.ing still 10 the boat Is IN
ar sci, nksosne very irksome. AID then thu
aue comes come eriasa In which man can not
not Sill"
nat '.Is thsre any such crisis at hand now =
ia ~ can not say thht-nrt an beginai
asc TO End that sitting 81 III Is very
me me. When hivo those felio~s below ht
nut. Ing their OWL wsy, snd SAYING JUL vi
tor. they like, It ns9es ne furious. There
be- / Robson. He tried ofHce for couple
yeArs, aud has broken away; and now,
d Ia GeorKe. there is DO mau They tafnk 70 mu
Ims # they do Of Robson. He IL swiee the n
and he was when he sat On the IreAt1zy Bcnct
"ae Il a man Of tortuL.e Is he not -
IT," "I suppose 80. OF course be Is, becas
be lives. He never eArua anythttg' Lis
ear. my asar Finn. tbst makes all the dit
lt l euce. Whcu a man hss means OF BIS own
her can please himself. Do you marry
,een with money, and then you may kick u, =
sit heels, and do u yon like about the Colol
pme Office. When a man hasn't moueY, Of cor
he must At hEnseH to the circumstsncos {
ani. protest. ~"
ion. Though hi, profession nsy require
orly to te di.houcat.h
Is did not say thrt.''
for "But l say Ii, ny dea. Low. Auan ,
is ready 10 vtte black ~hile because 20
iage old fellow; shall pull through, dare
Or bout 20 and tell your wife alt shls, OF 1t
.erri- be harder on me than ever Then sbc
dear me-" After thst Mr.. Low bryan 10 tt
n in that hs vne'a Judgment IN this matter
70 to been better than hn own,
am Rob.ou could do as be liked bccaus
ou." had married a woman With money. Phil
. and told him. elf that that game was alto {
u him, He, too, might marry no
Va. Violet EfIinCh7m had money-q
my epough 10 make him independent wer1
An to married to bcr And Madame GoeslsE
have Uoncy-plcnty Of money. And IN fon4
Lame ke9un 10 csrrp upon him that NJ dame
tone sler would taSc him were nc to ottr him
~ IN Bat he would soouer 60 back 10 tho b.
thing lowest pupil, eooner clean boots FOR b
re no urs-eo I've tcld .htmsen-th4n mary
1t to man simply becau.e shc hld money,
becn msrzy .ny other WOMAN a. lnnG ~ there
ke 81 v.ry d. rtr.h,c til.t he should know vhe
!, yum Violet might be Won or Rot. II Fas row !
aud everybody would b gone In aoC
ntler. | month. Derost August would be over he
to start for Ireland With MT. Monk, An
much knew that words would be spoken IN In
many which might make II Indispensable for hI
! boy, b., n apy rate. able 10 throw up his O
, car In these days be became mora anx1ons
Lady, hc ukca 10 be Abou. Mia EldnghAu.'s for
He had never spoken n yet 10 Lord Bl
!, and ford klnoc the day on which the Earl
klone. quar1cled With him, per had he err1 be
The houle tn foTlmau Square. Lady
he met occasionally, and always apok
know her. she Wa Kfaelous 70 hin. hat thSr'
lady been no REMOVAL Of their intimacy. Ru
had reached hlw thst thlnEs werd going
ul,fnl | II with her and her husband but when
aunt, | wpested such rumors 10 his presence, he
K any little or no,hlng on tho sanjeet. Il wa
-.. Tor him al ~, rate, TO speak Of Lady Ii
q may uuharplness. Lord Chslte1n he had tasn
omsn. met cordially a. friends. OF c,urse he
= and | saf m nnrttton ftom Lord fhitkAfn 4 4 I