xed in study—I compre once t  it rying to be ood, as by inspiration, ture of  it  a love of t exercised over o stifle and destroy it; rust its ever conducting permanently to erial from esmen, eadfast bul interests to rest upon; but, at too often a cold cumbrous column, gloomy and out of place.

    “t ed: “t s ter. ell may ic life; it is not : ties stagnate—t develop or appear to advantage. It is in scenes of strife and danger—ude tasked—t age of  to c now.”

    “t t old Carlo barked joyfully. Out I ran. It  a rumbling of . topped at t; t one epped out. In a minute I s, in contact first  cted Carlo, ive, ened into the house.

    tiff ing drive from cross, and cy nig t countenances expanded to t.  in t. Jo t  once.  kiss, said in a loone a feood a alked to, and timating t o a place of refuge.

    I  to go upstairs, but Diana  to give able orders respecting ted ion and decorations of ts, and ricinted cification ungrudgingly. I  my arrangements met tly, and t urn home.

    S  evening. My cousins, full of exion,  in narrative and comment, t t. Joaciturnity: o see ers; but in t sympat of t is, turn of Diana and Mary—pleased  ts of t event, tumult, tion irked ’s enjoyment, about an er tea, a rap ered imation t “a poor lad  t unlikely time, to fetco see her, who was drawing away.”

    “here does she live, hannah?”

    “Clear up at cross Bro four miles off, and moor and moss all the way.”

    “tell him I will go.”

    “I’m sure, sir, you ter not. It’s t road