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"The m=

aster is coming to see you, shild," Suan said to me one day, when I ha=

d sat up and done my hair, and longed to be down by the water-fall; "i=

f, if =E2=80=94 too much Inglese =E2=80=94 old Suan say no more can now.&qu=

ot;

"It is thus that He led them to the supreme haven where all =

men take their rest.

"They were my own."

Replete in y=

ears gone by with beds where statesmen lay;

The patience of the long-=

suffering foreman failed him at last. "Not another word shall pass my =

lips," he said, "until you find the prisoner guilty or not guilty=

among yourselves =E2=80=94 and then I=E2=80=99ll tell you if I agree to yo=

ur verdict."

"But," replied Torres, "I want to =

=E2=80=94=E2=80=94"

"Yes, I heard; but do not look so grave=

."

"Honourable people forget many things," rema=

rked the Retainer, as he smiled. "What! Have you even forgotten the pl=

ace where you started in life? and do you not remember what occurred, in ye=

ars gone by, in the Hu Lu Temple?"

"Well, you know what we =

mean, Carlyle; there=E2=80=99s not a man in the whole county so suitable as=

you, search it to the extremity of its boundaries=E2=80=94you must know th=

ere is not."

"I write to you before my trial takes place. I=

f the verdict goes in my favor, I shall destroy what I have written. If I a=

m found guilty, I must leave it to you to do what I should otherwise have d=

one for myself.

And then anger seized him. He swore, he stamped, he t=

hreatened the guariba. That annoying animal only responded by a chuckling w=

hich was enough to put him beside himself.

Lady Feng expressed her ap=

proval and turning round she said smilingly to Y=C3=BC Ch=E2=80=99uan-erh: =

"I congratulate you, I congratulate you!"

She moved to the =

other side of the chariot, making room for him.

"My dear," =

said her aunt, "you let things weigh upon your heart a great deal too =

much."

Li Wan, being a person full of kindly feelings, did not f=

athom the insinuation, though it did not escape her ear. Lady Feng, however=

, thoroughly understood that she alluded to old goody Liu. "Let us too=

to-day," she smilingly remarked, "chaff her for a bit of fun!&qu=

ot;

"It is evident," replied Wall, "that the people wh=

o do not believe in the famous passage are wrong."

"My dear=

, such mistakes, as you call them, always arise from fantastic notions. Loo=

k at this piece. Why does the lady jilt her lover? Not because she doesn=E2=

=80=99t like him. She=E2=80=99s just as fond of him as ever."

Ma=

noel sat down and repeated his question.

Pao-y=C3=BC could not make o=

ut the drift of her insinuation. "What about driving mosquitoes away?&=

quot; he vehemently inquired.

Lord Fawn had some slight idea of waiti=

ng to see the cousin go; but as Greystock had a similar idea, and as he was=

the stronger of the two, of course Lord Fawn went. He perhaps remembered t=

hat the hansom cab was at the door, costing sixpence every fifteen minutes,=

and that he wished to show himself in the House of Lords before the peers =

rose. Miss Macnulty also left the room, and Frank was alone with the widow.=

The ladies were much interested by Colonel Albert. Mrs. Neuchatel ex=

ercised on him all the unrivalled arts by which she so unmistakably discove=

red character. She threw on him her brown velvet eyes with a subdued yet pi=

ercing beam, which would penetrate his most secret and even undeveloped int=

elligence. She asked questions in a hushed mystical voice, and as the colon=

el was rather silent and somewhat short in his replies, though ever express=

ed in a voice of sensibility and with refined deference of manner, Mrs. Neu=

chatel opened her own peculiar views on a variety of subjects of august int=

erest, such as education, high art, the influence of women in society, the =

formation of character, and the distribution of wealth, on all of which thi=

s highly gifted lady was always in the habit of informing her audience, by =

way of accompaniment, that she was conscious that the views she entertained=

were peculiar. The views of Mrs. Neuchatel were peculiar, and therefore no=

t always, or even easily, comprehended. That indeed she felt was rather her=

fate in life, but a superior intelligence like hers has a degree of sublim=

ated self-respect which defies destiny.

"She interested herself =

for me, and Lord Montfort approved the suggestion. It was described to me a=

s a family seat, but when I looked into the matter, I found that Lord Beaum=

aris was more powerful than Lord Montfort."

"Wait, don=E2=

=80=99t get the money yet," T=E2=80=99an Ch=E2=80=99un remarked. "=

;I want to ask you something. Some of the old secondary wives, attached yea=

rs back to our venerable senior=E2=80=99s rooms, lived inside the establish=

ment; others outside; there were these two distinctions between them. Now i=

f any of them died at home, how much was allowed them? And how much was all=

otted to such as died outside? Tell us what was given in either case for ou=

r guidance."

The nurse came in-Wilson. She unfolded a shawl, and=

placed the baby on Mrs. Carlyle=E2=80=99s lap. A proud, fine, fair young b=

aby, who reared his head and opened wide his great blue eyes, and beat his =

arms at the lights of the chandelier, as no baby of nearly six months ever =

did yet. So thought Barbara. He was in his clean white nightgown and nightc=

ap, with their pretty crimped frills and border; altogether a pleasant sigh=

t to look upon. She had once sat in that very chair, with a baby as fair up=

on her own knee; but all that was past and gone. She leaned her hot head up=

on her hand, and a rebellious sigh of envy went forth from her aching heart=

.

Going out again by the eastern side gate, they proceeded in an east=

erly direction, passed the main entrance of the Jung mansion, and entered a=

lofty doorway painted black. On the arrival in front of the ceremonial gat=

e, they at once dismounted from the curricle, and madame Hsing, hand-in-han=

d with Tai-y=C3=BC, walked into the court.

"Yes, Mr. Shovelin, p=

erhaps he would. I was never very much as a counter-balance. Yet my father =

loved me." I could have told him of the pledge exchanged =E2=80=94&quo=

t;For my sake," and, "Yes, for your sake," with love and wed=

ded honor set to fight cold desolate repute =E2=80=94 but I did not say a w=

ord about it.

"And so was Fawn. Lord Fawn is the man to marry Li=

zzie. You see if he doesn=E2=80=99t. He was uncommonly sweet on her the oth=

er night, and really interested her about the Sawab."

"Wort=

hy official!" the bonze smiled, "you must not ask too many questi=

ons! It=E2=80=99s because we=E2=80=99ve learnt that there are inmates of yo=

ur honourable mansion in a poor state of health that we come with the expre=

ss design of working a cure."

"It was snowing," Pao-ch=

=E2=80=99in smilingly replied, "so her venerable ladyship turned up th=

is piece of clothing and gave it to me."

"I think not, Barb=

ara. He has thrust himself offensively upon me in this measure; I believe m=

y better plan will be to take no more heed of him than I should of the dirt=

under my feet."

Mr. Carlyle began to discern "method in he=

r madness." He changed his cheering tone to one of grave earnestness. =

"Of whom to you speak, Isabel?"

As on my pillow or sleeves=

=E2=80=99 edge I may not wipe them dry,

I knew of no answer to be mad=

e to this. And indeed he seemed to be aware that his conversation was too d=

eep for me; so he leaned upon his spade, and rubbed his long blue chin in t=

he shadow of the church tower, holding as he did the position of sexton, an=

d preparing even now to dig a grave.

"I came out to meet you. Ha=

ve you not been very long?"

Meanwhile the sunset glow was failin=

g, and a gray autumnal haze crept up the tranquil valley. Shadows waned and=

faded into dimness more diffuse, and light grew soft and vague and vaporou=

s. The gleam of water, and the gloss of grass, and deep relief of trees, be=

gan to lose their several phase and mingle into one large twilight blend. A=

nd cattle, from their milking sheds, came lowing for more pasture; and the =

bark of a shepherd=E2=80=99s dog rang quick, as if his sheep were drowsy.
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"If you were nobody, you would of course be indicted for perjury,=

and would go to prison. As it is, if you will tell all your story to one o=

f your swell friends, I think it very likely that you may be pulled through=

. I should say that Mr. Eustace, or your cousin Greystock, would be the bes=

t."

Endymion returned to town towards the end of September, Wald=

ershare went to Paris, and Lord Beaumaris and the prince, who had become in=

timate, repaired together to Conington, the seat of Lord Beaumaris, to kill=

pheasants. Even the Rodneys, who had gone to the Rhine this year, had not =

returned. Endymion had only the society of his fellow clerks. He liked Tren=

chard, who was acute, full of official information, and of gentle breeding.=

Still it must be confessed that Endymion felt the change in his society. S=

eymour Hicks was hardly a fit successor to Waldershare, and Jawett=E2=80=99=

s rabid abstractions on government were certainly not so interesting as la =

haute politique of the Duke of St. Angelo. Were it not for the letters whic=

h he constantly received from his sister, he would have felt a little despo=

ndent. As it was, he renewed his studies in his pleasant garret, trained hi=

mself in French and German, and got up several questions for the Union.

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