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for his friend Hsllam, be knew he might
make free With his characteristics
opPugnaDey and haste among Others
without offence. In telling Us what Q
blunder he himself made in going late
to dinner party, and describing h0w
far the dinner had proceeded, and how
everybody Was engaged, he said, '.And
there WAS Hsllsm, with his mouth full
Of cabbage and contradiction" Nothing
could be droller than his description Of
all his friends in influenza, in the iotsr
Of 1898; and Of these Hallam Va. tho
drollest of all that remember. And
poor Hallam was tossing and tumbiing
in his bed when the walchman came by
and called, Twelve o'clock and star
light night Here was an opportunity
for controversy when it seemed most out
of the question: Up jumped Hallam,
with, 4 question that question thatl
Starlight see q star, I admit; but
doubt whether that constitutes Starlight
Hours more of tossing and tumbIing:
and then comes the Waterman again;
Past two o'clock, and cloudy morn n.y.
Il question that, question that says
Hallsm. He rushes to the window, and
throws up the sash-infuenxa notwith-
standing. 'WatchmsnI do you mean 70
call this cloudy morningl go star.
And l question it, being past two clock;
l question i'll question itr And 20 on
Harriet Asrtinsous Biography.