tAINS t US by a man en used eppenroductory remarks may be open to question. I, o teppeno record my recollections of  I knole enoug life and origins I kno all. Yet t by y e of all, a deep and sympatic one.

    Some years ago teppen to inquire for a furnisook ttic room on top floor and t it, returned a day or ter runks and a big case of books and stayed nine or ten montly, and but for t t our bedrooms  door to eacers on tairs and in tically unacquainted. For  a sociable man. Indeed, o a degree I , as eppes, a strange,  of ion and destiny and ed tiny, I certainly did not knoil I read t be, before t, from our occasional talks and encounters, I became gradually acquainted  trait in antial agreement e one t our personal acquaintance had given me.

    By c t ered our  time and became my aunts lodger.  noon. table  been cleared and I still o tten ting impressions  t encounter.  rung t asked  of t ed. teppenher made any answer or announced his name.

    quot;O smells good ;  t  smiled too. For my part, I found tter of introducing  favorably impressed.

    quot;; said ;Ive come about to let.quot;

    I did not get a good look at il o top floor. t very big, able er overcoat and reak of grey.  at all like at first. t it t did not go riking profile nor one of er, I found out t  ired  t time equally unpleasant to me—emplated tairs, tall old cupboards on taircase. All to please and at time to amuse oget of an alien inent per all very ctle odd. I cannot deny t e, even frie