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"What you don't understand generally is bosh, isn't it, Sahtfully

"I am a

but common sense"

"I know you don't, Samuel, I know you don't," Dr Lavendar said sadly;

and the banker,else, he's been writing a dra a draht not to neglect his work," Dr Lavendar agreed;

"but play-writing isn't one of the seven deadly sins," "It is distasteful to me!" Sam senior said hotly; "oes on writing--so she says"

He sighed, and got up to put on his coat "Well; Ihi

If he stays late, I shall feel it ave hiently does it!"

His senior warden shook his head The sense of paternal helplessness,

felt more or less by all fathers of sons, was heavy upon him He knew

in a bewildered way, that he did not speak the boy's language And yet

he could not give up trying to co at hi to make oneself