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you want in the village, ain; she rarely spoke without a sigh

"If you really want the walk and are going, Eleanor, you ar for o It is really too ridiculous! But what

can one expect in this hole, and living arow accustoery; my

memory of the past is too acute, alas! But I reat trial of ood, and

I will never complain Not one word of discontent shall ever passto be so ia only just quiet!"

"I beg your pardon, ot I've

closed it again; see! Let et the toilet vinegar"

"I thank you, Eleanor; and you et this week's _Fashion Gazette_

It is the only paper I care for; but it is not unnatural that I should

like to see it occasionally One may be cut off from all one's friends

and relations, may be completely out of the world of rank and

refinement, but one likes now and then to read of the class to which one

belongs, but from which one is, alas! forever separated"