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"Why so?"

"Why, what can aone of you lects his work and runs up bills"

"I alect your work You are always at the

Hospital, or seeing poor patients, or thinking about some doctor's

quarrel; and then at home you alant to pore over your s better than h to wish that your husband should be

soate, letting his

hands fall on to his wife's shoulders, and looking at her with

affectionate gravity "I shall make you learn my favorite bit from an

old poet--

'Why should our pride ood is like to this,

To do worthy the writing, and to write