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to make all our fortunesyours too。  Mr。 de la Pluche�察�let me

present you to Captain George Silvertop��'The Capting bent just

one jint of his back very slitely�察�I retund his stare with equill

hottiness。  'Go and see for Lady Bareacres' carridge�察�George��' says

his Lordship�察�and vispers to me�察�'a cousin of oursa poor

relation。'  So I took no notis of the feller when he came back�察�nor

in my subsquint visits to Hill Street�察�where it seems a knife and

fork was laid reglar for this shabby Capting。;





;Thusday Night。O Hangelina�察�Hangelina�察�my pashn for you hogments

daily�  �I've bean with her two the Hopra。  I sent her a bewtifle

Camellia Jyponiky from Covn Garding�察�with a request she would wear

it in her raving Air。  I woar another in my butnole。  Evns�察�what

was my sattusfackshn as I leant hover her chair�察�and igsammined the

house with my glas��



;She was as sulky and silent as pawsble�察�howeverwould scarcely

speek�察�although I kijoled her with a thowsnd little plesntries。  I

spose it was because that wulgar raskle Silvertop WOOD stay in the

box。  As if he didn't know ��Lady B。's as deaf as a poast and counts

for nothink�� that people SOMETIMES like a tatytaty。;





;Friday。I was sleeples all night。  I gave went to my feelings in

the folloring linesthere's a hair out of Balfe's Hopera that

she's fond of。  I edapted them to that mellady。



;She was in the droring´room alone with Lady B。  She was wobbling

at the pyanna as I hentered。  I flung the convasation upon mewsick��

said I sung myself ��I've ad lesns lately of Signor Twankydillo����

and�察�on her rekwesting me to faver her with somethink�察�I bust out

with my pom��





     ;'WHEN MOONLIKE OER THE HAZURE SEAS。



     ;'When moonlike ore the hazure seas

        In soft effulgence swells��

       When silver jews and balmy breaze

        Bend down the Lily's bells��

       When calm and deap�察�the rosy sleap

        Has lapt your soal in dreems��

       R Hangeline�  �R lady mine��

        Dost thou remember Jeames��



     ;'I mark thee in the Marble All��

        Where Englands loveliest shine

       I say the fairest of them hall

        Is Lady Hangeline。

       My soul�察�in desolate eclipse��

        With recollection teems

       And then I hask�察�with weeping lips

        Dost thou remember Jeames��



     ;'Away� �I may not tell thee hall

        This soughring heart endures

       There is a lonely sperrit´call

        That Sorrow never cures��

       There is a little�察�little Star��

        That still above me beams��

       It is the Star of Hopebut ar��

        Dost thou remember Jeames��'





;When I came to the last words�察�'Dost thou remember Je´e´e´ams��' I

threw such an igspresshn of unuttrable tenderniss into the shake at

the hend�察�that Hangelina could bare it no more。  A bust of

uncumtrollable emotium seized her。  She put her ankercher to her

face and left the room。  I heard her laffing and sobbing histerickly

in the bedwor。



;O HangelinaMy adord one�察�My Arts joy� ─ � 。 。





;BAREACRES�察�me�察�the ladies of the famly�察�with their sweet

Southdown�察�B's eldest son�察�and George Silvertop�察�the shabby Capting

��who seems to git leaf from his ridgmint whenhever he likes�撮� have

beene down into Diddlesex for a few days�察�enjying the spawts of the

feald there。



;Never having done much in the gunning line ��since when a hinnasent

boy�察�me and Jim Cox used to go out at Healing�察�and shoot sparrers

in the Edges with a pistle��I was reyther dowtfle as to my suxes

as a shot�察�and practusd for some days at a stoughd bird in a

shooting gallery�察�which a chap histed up and down with a string。  I

sugseaded in itting the hannimle pretty well。  I bought Awker's

'Shooting´Guide��' two double´guns at Mantings�察�and salected from

the French prints of fashn the most gawjus and ellygant sportting

ebillyment。  A lite blue velvet and goold cap�察�woar very much on

one hear�察�a cravatt of yaller & green imbroidered satting�察�a weskit

of the McGrigger plaid�察�& a jacket of the McWhirter tartn�察。�with

large�察�motherapurl butns�察�engraved with coaches & osses�察�and

sporting subjix�撮� high leather gayters�察�and marocky shooting shoes��

was the simple hellymence of my costewm�察�and I flatter myself set

hoff my figger in rayther a fayverable way。  I took down none of my

own pusnal istablishmint except Fitzwarren�察�my hone mann�察�and my

grooms�察�with Desparation and my curricle osses�察�and the Fourgong

containing my dressing´case and close。



;I was heverywhere introjuiced in the county as the great Railroad

Cappitlist�察�who was to make Diddlesex the most prawsperous districk

of the hempire。  The squires prest forrards to welcome the new

comer amongst 'em�察�and we had a Hagricultural Meating of the

Bareacres tenantry�察�where I made a speech droring tears from

heavery i。  It was in compliment to a layborer who had brought up

sixteen children�察�and lived sixty years on the istate on seven bobb

a week。  I am not prowd�察�though I know my station。  I shook hands

with that mann in lavinder kidd gloves。  I told him that the

purshuit of hagriculture wos the noblist hockupations of humannaty��

I spoke of the yoming of Hengland�察�who ��under the command of my

hancisters�� had conquered at Hadjincourt & Cressy�察�and I gave him a

pair of new velveteen inagspressables�察�with two and six in each

pocket�察�as a reward for three score years of labor。  Fitzwarren�察�my

man�察�brought them forrards on a satting cushing。  Has I sat down

defning chears selewted the horator�察�the band struck up 'The Good

Old English Gentleman。'  I looked to the ladies galry�察�my Hangelina

waived her ankasher and kissd her &�察�and I sor in the distans that

pore Mary Hann efected evidently to tears by my ellaquints。;





;What an adwance that gal has made since she's been in Lady

Hangelina's company�  �Sins she wears her young lady's igsploded

gownds and retired caps and ribbings�察�there's an ellygance abowt her

which is puffickly admarable�察�and which�察�haddid to her own natral

bewty & sweetniss�察�creates in my boozum serting sensatiums 。 。 。

Shor� �I MUSTN'T give way to fealinx unwuthy of a member of the

aristoxy。  What can she be to me but a mear recklectiona vishn of

former ears��



;I'm blest if I didn mistake her for Hangelina herself yesterday。

I met her in the grand Collydore of Bareacres Castle。  I sor a lady

in a melumcolly hattatude gacing outawinder at the setting sun��

which was eluminating the fair parx and gardings of the ancient

demean。



;'Bewchus Lady Hangelina��' says I'A penny for your Ladyship's

thought��' says I。



;'Ho�察�Jeames�  �Ho�察�Mr。 De la Pluche��' hansered a well´known vice��

with a haxnt of sadnis which went to my art。  'YOU know what my

thoughts are�察�well enough。  I was thinking of happy�察�happy old

times�察�when both of us were poopoooor��' says Mary Hann�察�busting

out in a phit of crying�察�a thing I can't ebide。  I took her and

tried to cumft her�此�I pinted out the diffrents of our sitawashns��

igsplained to her that proppaty has its jewties as well as its

previletches�察�and that MY juty clearly was to marry into a noble

famly。  I kep on talking to her ��she sobbing and going hon hall the

time�� till Lady Hangelina herself came up'The real Siming Pewer��'

as they say in the play。



;There they stood togetherthem two young women。  I don't know

which is the ansamest。  I coodn help comparing them�察�and I coodnt

help comparing myself to a certing Hannimle I've read of�察�that

found it difficklt to make a choice betwigst 2 Bundles of A。;





;That ungrateful beest Fitzwarrenmy oan mana feller I've maid a

fortune fora feller I give 100 lb。 per hannum to��a low bred

Wallydyshamber�  �HE must be thinking of falling in love too� �and

treating me to his imperence。



;He's a great big athlatic fellersix foot i�察�with a pair of black

whiskers like air´brusheswith a look of a Colonel in the harmya

dangerous pawmpus´spoken raskle I warrunt you。  I was coming ome

from shuiting this hafternoonand passing through Lady Hangelina's

flour´garding�察�who should I see in the summerouse�察�but Mary Hann

pretending to em an ankyshr and Mr。 Fitzwarren paying his cort to

her��



;'You may as well have me�察�Mary Hann��' says he。  'I've saved money。

We'll take a public´house and I'll make a lady of you。  I'm not a

purse´proud ungrateful fellow like Jeameswho's such a snob ��'such

a SNOB' was his very words�。� that I'm ashamed to wait on himwho's

the laughing stock of all the gentry and the housekeeper's room

tootry a MAN��' says he'don't be taking on about such a humbug

as Jeames。'



;Here young Joe the keaper's sun�察�who was carrying my bagg�察�bust

out a laffing thereby causing Mr。 Fitwarren to turn round and

intarupt this polite convasation。



;I was in such a rayge。  'Quit the building�察�Mary Hann��' says I to

the young womanand you�察�Mr。 Fitzwarren�察�have the goodness to

remain。'



;'I give you warning��' roars he�察�looking black�察�blue�察�yallerall

the colors of the ranebo。



;'Take off your coat�察�you imperent�察�hungrateful scoundrl��' says I。



;'It's not your livery��' says he。



;'Peraps you'll understand me�察�when I take off my own��' says I��

unbuttoning the motherapurls of the MacWhirter tartn。  'Take my

jackit�察�Joe��' says I to the boy��and put myself in a hattitude

about which there was NO MISTAYK。



        。        。        。        。        。        。



;He's 2 stone heavier than meand knows the use of his ands as

well as most men�察�but in a fite�察�BLOOD'S EVERYTHINK�此�the Snobb

can't stand before the gentleman�察�and I should have killed him��

I've little doubt�察�but they came and stopt the fite betwigst us

before we'd had more than 2 rounds。



;I punisht the raskle tremenjusly in that time�察�though�察�and I'm

writing this in my own sittn´room�察�not being able to come down to

dinner on account of a black´eye I've got�察�which is sweld up and

disfiggrs me dreadfl。;





;On account of the hoffle black i which I reseaved in my rangcounter

with the hinfimus Fitzwarren�察�I kep my roomb for sevral days�察�with

the rose´colored curtings of the apartmint closed�察�so as to form an

agreeable twilike�察�and a light´bloo sattin shayd over the injard

pheacher。  My woons was thus made to become me as much as pawsable��

and ��has the Poick well observes 'Nun but the Brayv desuvs the

Fare'�� I cumsoled myself in the sasiaty of the ladies for my tempory

disfiggarment。



;It was Mary Hann who summind the House and put an end to my

phisticoughs with Fitzwarren。  I licked him and bare him no mallis��

but of corse I dismist the imperent scoundrill from my suvvis��

apinting Adolphus�察�my page�察�to his post of confidenshle Valley。



;Mary Hann and her young and lovely Mrs。 kep paying me continyoul

visits during my retiremint。  Lady Hangelina was halways sending me

messidges by her�此�while my exlent friend�察�Lady Bareacres ��on the

contry�� was always sending me toakns of affeckshn by Hangelin

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