Page 46 (1/2)

The Marshall family included Marshall and his wife He was rather a

small man, with blackish hair, small lips, and with a nose just a

little turned up at the tip As we have been inforood shops, and earned about two

pounds a week He read books, but he did not know their value, and

often fancied he had o superseded and worthless He belonged to a

y; heard

courses of lectures on it at the institute, and had studied two or

three elementary handbooks He found in a second-hand dealer's shop

a model, which could be taken to pieces, of the inside of the hu the

circulation, and this he had hung in his bedrooround that its effect on his as

injurious He had a notion that the world enerated if

ical science, and

if before e they would study their own physical peculiarities,

and those of their intended partners The crossing of peculiarities

nevertheless presented difficulties A ht to choose a wos, but if a man as

matheht