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endowments It was the face, too, of one who knew no fear, or, if he

knew it, could crush it He was once concealed by a poor wo for him He was

deteruised

hiht, went

up to the Austrian sentry, asked for a light for his cigar and

escaped He was cordial in his reception of his visitors,

particularly of Clara, Madge and Cohen, wholish,' he said, after some preliminary conversation, 'are a

curious people As a nation they are what they call practical and

have a contelishious belief in them, a nobler belief than I have found in any

other nation There are English wost my dearest friends'

'I never,' said Marshall, 'quite comprehend you on this point I

should say that we know as clearly as most folk ant, and we

mean to have it'

'That may be, but it is not Justice, as Justice which inspires you

Those of you who have not enough, desire to have more, that is all'