Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-06

CUTHBERr AND DR. SHAW.
Cuthbert RAISED his eyes. but they fell in
SANITY. Still he answrre quickly:
Il don't grow weary Of it. Why do you
challenge me, Has a single murmur ever
escaped me!"
What, Is discomfort to he expressed by
nothing but Groans: Give me leave TO tell
| YOU that "A man can murmur with his face
sir, without opening his mouth Pray, under
stand that-murmur with his face, sir"
Well, said Cuthbert, with little droop-
ing Of the head and reluctant manner, Il
will say that if did not know how near your
wishes concerning me lay TO your heart, /
!"
Here ne shrugged his shoulders, smiled
family and lcll silent beating the ground
softly with his foot
pray finish your sentence You would
correct a pupil, | hope, for stammering."
troke in the irritable Doctor.
With an expression in his eyes which made
it very difficult to tell whether he was quite
as much in earnest A. his speech represented
him. Cuthbcrt exclaimed with a certain fas-
tidious emphasis:
Il think no young Englishman who reads
the papers but must sometimes feel a C,,ner-
Gus ambition to share in the glories and
perils of the decd which British soldiers and
sailors are enaCting in all parts Of the world
The doctor stared; his face hung between
a scowl and a grin; then he burst out sharp
ly:
The world is before you. 1t is only your
own legs hinGer your generous ambition
What else stays youT
Your wishes -
or I had ha,tar s,v my duty - said tho
vounr fellow in n soft voic, Inotinr- f,r 8
,n,,,,or, NJ hi. +, .bor or5 tb.,,, III
eyes aside and bi,ing his lin
.Dutvr- ,,iad the do,tor sorcos,;oou,.
Ara von ston,.at Ly tb.. d,,ty vnr owe NM,
or tho dntv you o,,a vorrs,.If, II ,,n,, ,.,,n,
to iIlu,trnta fine tbonrbt, give me Something
hotter than hr,v,. words for nrnnf II ,.o,r
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.Tow sir.r
~ said low
.Trda5 thau--
Hold vour nrate, How dare vou ;nter-
r,,nt me sir, I say that II vorr fatba,,s
,oi1;r,, i 40 lou, n ,,,,,.,,;, ., otif. ,.,,,,,
youItinr mind why sb,ka of the ,n.o,,
Iurd.n loosen vour vircs and I.o,,o ,,,,,r
d,,tv babiud Won TINT, tut - ha cried mo.
tionip, with his hand. .if those ar. yo,r
fancias IN not baIk vour Qualification of
them tru,, me' II is nothing Of ro,,rs.. " h.,
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bor,a Of Laa,.in,y vou an ,stahIisbsI man of
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dull routine, he stuck like a man to the skirts
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