uple about parliament. I lack, said D..., ted You ave a ole. ts  of tter, image of our eria, for I too became violent  solemnity of a religious devotee.

    I can even remember sitting be remember  I did quite suddenly; and I ting tles tles if erests ual argument. ttitude to everybody but Morris, oget upon my nerves, for I broke out after some lecture or ottacked religion, I said, or some suc t be a c and only religion could make it.  alking about some near revolution putting all t,  did, ronomical slo may  I oo angry to listen, and o ring it a second time before I sat do be a c, but it  come as slo. I rang my bell because you  being understood.  sion, but I never returned after t nig I did not aler.