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without further explanations at present" Allan was so happy, he could not

be angry; not even when David still hesitated, and spoke of lectures to be

attended, and translations yet unfinished

"Come, come," he said persuasively; "shut your books, David, and let's

away to the 'Banks and Braes o' bonnie Doon' Miss Caie are

both anxious to see you We cannot be quite happy without you, David"

Then s, yet half-reluctant, he went to his rooloves in hand--Allan could not but look at him with a

little amazement His suit of black broadcloth was cut in the strictest

ecclesiastical fashion, and admirably set off the dusky pallor and fine

stature of the young student EveryHis linen

band and cuffs were fine and white, the fit of his shoes and gloves

perfect, the glossy excellence of his hat beyond a cavil

"I ah let ieto be brothers, and I alad of it

Suppose you drop the Mr Campbell and the sir--I think it is quite time"