Fair play., 1872-06-14

There sure 'siotGfi. W:!> lbii!tt Il -o'iuch
,,,n,,lr. containing Il Soilr,i flannel shirt.
:, p,ir of -iipers. two pil">. - cloth cap
nithn,,t a pax. and 81 >:'il"r~ knil,. la
answer tn l,r;hrr inquiries. hc stated that
Ii- meals wrr ei".l'ptn't.. that he had
been living in America. that h" l,ai
walked lrol Liverpool. AMI that he
wanted -om.fhin" :" eat. When dried
,uI fed. ari,la-kcd what Ic WAS rning Il"
10. he said. . Whatever Won pleas = and.
:;r.r.nri,i"tt consider hat all difficulty
Va. thus disposed of. iir went 70 sleep.
Poor Mr. Bryce wa- N her wits end.
ordinary hiit> were thrown away upon
.rch a man When -lic -:.id She supposed
h. WAS "oilm on I" i."!i,inr. he replied,
Oh dear, nn, hs had cu,G.. tr.m London
When -he I'D him -ii.. WAS only Il l"i"rr
in ,!,,. lpu>r. nc observed thai
!, .ygs Il very ni... house I" io,i",.
in. | hiyr >:Iih iiIa' Ia. wa- Kind i"
him in her W: when iic Wa> an erranl-
boy. and -",n.iiuw she could n..' i,,- hard
u,tnn him i."w. ri"r. Wa -ourcfhin.
hall li,!icrlS. hall ::.s;i.ri".y. III hi
l.Irl.--e..,. :hat hi-arh., i.I,m all
Ec.>y ,!,-brei liH 'n il" ilI, largest baby
In. i,a,! fv.F SEEN: persist Il in speaking
nt i.;n, IL = and >c:iI,:ii/c'i lie m:tr"m-
sy inoui.iI" @rayrly. after tea. which Of
.i,tn wa>-bin@ 10 put II IA he'd.
"It'- rlicr gnl:iId for y",l L" i.-t -"
E.,Sv." -:i.i poor M. Bryce. "wlr'n yea,
sec how distressed | am. WIt5r "r earth
am to DE-
II sup,osc IL ton ui,, l.r liIr ,"un,-
linz" mi>rd E"s>y.
..Ecs-x hr quiet :" said her mother.
You l,.;r old darling >:,id The pert
one afterwards. don't y"m see ;hai We
,.,,,ul tr..i this thing seriously without
making 'ioui,ly painful i" poor MIR:
Bryce: twill all com" rigii III The end.
..Nc-. ny dear: hn' when j. ,Ec ''ii' +"
5r"in,''
Il W. n lo.i,i hv ~lar.ial arr"n".'inu!
!G,. n..yt Lax. after Ar'-:hi.iJt: when he
following ..cl'y;..>:.ti'u r."'', p'l"":
New. .isl..~.' -;Iid !ii- rntg-in. - ""
.iiail nur!,c interrupted iri' >"rir. time.
AMI Won mist really give "r y"Jr -''i"n-
:,,t.,iti"n''
Yes. Cousin Margaret
..I.u, 1.,. Iinw-. N',ii ~" I man ii"M.
a,ul mu-i act and l." tr.ar.r!-,!" ,''u ,In
l.r-s.nt-ir,atcd. like "ii'r l'.'.'''.
..T.ut~ ir-t what ! wdiit I" T."
-W.ll th,rl mu~t tell y'H' 'fr"kiy.
tlla, an mich :ti'i"y"i hy y.'',r ''nri'"
l.; r.. "a. Tou lid.
Il, wasn't nv t,uli thai II ',iu.d,
Cousin Nar.ani. | wi-l. il hadn't IA"
replied vi..om>ly.
I'm not ~peakin" Of y".r cunning in
wet. :nd Spoiiir" the chairs. SIR am
,trh annoyed 1t Your comm" here n all.
The good widow thought that size wcnld
..l nn h.st by being angry; Int ii WAS
40 use.
..Whcre else Wa togo to-" >h, asked.
..iInw yoi found me ont. | cannot
think sighed the victim. The "''-rrv'i-
ion WIS an unlucky one.
..Ah. ah2 he chucklrl: ''you !inn..i,'
| was u stupid. did ynu?"
Anal then followed Il I"n". weary story of
how. .pa->in" thraich Manchester. he Iai
seen this person. and spoken {" that. and
obtained the clcw by which he had Iiumi,,i
his listener down. What nii,lc il m"ls.
provoking was tlp. credit he tool, for thi-
rleycr,c>>. He warmed to his subject rs
hr went on. and finished with the air OF i
man who had rendered an important ser
vice. srd cXpcctal to have il promptly
recognized.
This threw his victim'S cut-aml-,lricd
-p,srtcS off the lib..
.-Oh dear. oh I..r.'' she cried. 1T
dnc>n. matter lrw you Eav" found me
ont y"u have don; So. The question is.
what am L" Il" With YOU. now yOu'rc
here? What am Itn do with you:'
Il don't know. Cousin Margaret.
-loa don't kmw. \ pretty answer
for man Of five or>iX and twenty. New
look here. James Eymper. l should like
tn ,ln something FIR you. for your poor
mnlbr'S sake. hut cannot: an,l-and
YOU have no right to thrust yourself upon
me Ike this. ari-aud-:irc you atrcn,ln"
10 I'M. James Wympr:''
YES. Cousin Margaret" he replied
witha jerk. comm" suddenly "n' O! his
fog.
What WAS sayim.:''
That You would Ike 10 do something"
tnr lIc for my poor mothers SAKE.
That was Onlv half wha. said >ir.
How dare You pick out NV words like
that | Went on TO say that ! couldn't III,
any ding tor you; anil | can't. Nv" not
~ MEANS. fn, Very poor; | cant hardly
manage for myself. Ny husband let, me
very badly Off
lid he leave ME any thinG:'
"lpu! after Your Notwithstanding
WY inl fri.hieningiIs ~ Won did: l.
it Ikdyy'
"iknow ii WIS wron. 70 run away.
Cousin Margaret: bn;. you Ses'. I've came
back again. he said with the utmost
gravity.
This was conclusive. For il,, Inst half
hour she hal been trying - din int" his
head that ha hail no business To .ou,,.
back: and here hc was. taking credit ior
having returned. l. All act which WAS "a
camel all the offences Of his v,;rih, Per
c-ivng t!iat his reply Ind troubled her.
he Proceeded to promise rrom hi> word "t
ho,Dr that he would ncTrr. acr.5- run
away again. What waS 10 hr .lotn, with
>ucl q man: Talking WIS clearly li>.-
less One of two courses Only remained.
IL endure him. or call policeman and
,ura him out. heck and crop
Mr.. Bryce did moi call a ,nli,,n,au.
Fie conduct ~ poor James WINNER
iufnT The neNI two or Illrc, ,i.l,S Wa
what. in another man. would li.,,. r.,lI-,,.
TIE Indignation at Ill concerned b: i a.. al
nDSt sublime ;i;i,iacitv. The pru.F -linu>
- Mr.. Charles Mathews in Cool a- !
Cucumber" are iiniil and retiring in COM
mriSon with those Of Mrs. .Ieryoicr'> un-
Welcome guest. Il the house and al il
epntaine'l had belonged to him. ant! it in
kibitant> Mere dependents upon his holI,l-
i. hecOuld not lave behaved mart freely:
ail Ill this with ;iil air u: Innocence which
Utterly disaImed opposition.
''Oh! never mind me-" Was his refrain: