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firstshipsailing.heenclosedanorderonahouseatdunkirkfor
fiftyfranployerpartedh
regret,andthekindcurebadehiaresofreal
affe.
”atanyrate,eherehasnotbeened,
andyourthersgifthasbeeoaschadvantageaseven
shehavehopedthatithershopesbe
againdisappointed,andfreshdelaysarise,youy,hthe
practiceyouhavehad,beabletoeayourlivinginlondon.there
stbethere,asinfranypersonsintrade
littleeduaybeabletoobtaineloyntinkeeping
thebooksofsuoninengland
thanhere.herearethesixteenlouisthatstillrein;putthebr >
aside,cyril,ahenlyfenty.”
cyril,onarrivinginlondon,edbyhisfather,
ont,highhopesofreveringhisestates.these,
hohoughsiraubreyallo,even
tohielf,nocereihoseroyalists,,
parteds,tobespentinthe
kingsservi.
itself
obtaitheyofaceh
actualstarvation.hesaidnothingtohisfather,butstartedoutone
ingonaroundofvisitsangthesllerclassofshopkeepers,
tokeuptheirbooksaheirbillsand
aallreion.ashehadafrankandpleasant
faaneaseand
politenessofnnerrareangenglishladsoftheday,it
longbeforeheobtainedseveraleofthesllerclass
oftradersheonlyforanhourorthers
requiredtheirbillsandaadeoutdaily.thepaywas
verysll,butitsufficedtokeepabsolutethedoor.when
hetoldhisfatherofthearrashehadde,siraubreyat
firstragedandstord;buthehade,duriyearor
thegoodsenseandstrongwillofhisson,and
althoughheneververballyacquieshensidereda
degradation,heofferednoactualoppositiontoaplanthatatleast
eheolive,andfuishedhiccasionallyhafew
groatshatave.
sothingshadgoneonforrethanayear.cyrileen,
andhispunctuality,anessofhiswork,hadbeenso
appre,thathisti
orereivethan
thosehehadatfirstobtained.hekeptthestateofhisresourcesto
hielf,andhadnodifficultyindoingthis,ashisfatheever
alludedtothesubjectofhishat,didhehandover
tohilltheneyhede,itedindrinkorat
cards;nsequently,hekeptthetablefuishedasdestlyasat
first,andregularlyplaantel
afeherasregularlydroppedintohispocket.
afehestoryopens,siraubreyhad,lateoneevening,
beencarriedupstairs,rtallyovered
nsciousnessafeinutesbeforehisdeath.
”youhavebeenagoodlad,cyril,”hesaidfaintly,ashefeebly
pressedtheboyshand;”farbetterthanideservetohavehad.dont
cry,lad;youe,andthingsarejustas
etoyourestatessoday;you
akeabettersterthanishouldeverhavedone.ihopethat
intiyouefn
service;thereisnocehere.idontyoutosettledownas
acityscriveill,doasyoulike,lad,andunlessyourwishes
goihinknofurtherofservice.”
”iherbeasoldier,father.ionlyuookthiswork
becauseiuldseenothingelse.”
”thatisright,boy,thatisright.iknetthat
youeofaraen.”
hespokebutlittleafterthat.afeefroislips
thatshoes.”bootand
saddle,”herred.”thatisright.no.down
htheprickearedknavesgodandkingcharles”thesehe
lastwordshespoke.
cyrilhaddohatorethanhalf
hiseaingsforthelasteightoihs.oneofhists,
aaker,haddeallthenecessarypreparationsforthe
funeral,andinafeherohislast
restingplace.ashestoodattheopenhoughtsadlyover
thepast,andofhisfathersedlife.haditnotbeenforthe
ighthavelivedanddiedauntrygehewar,
ents,thathadruinedhiherefor
hiodoinafnuntry,ploynt,
havingnoloveforreading,buttoehislifeashehaddonehad
hisighthavebeendifferent.cyrilhadstillavivid
reranother,and,thoughhisfatherhadbutseldobr >
spokentohifher,hekhehadlovedher,andthat,had
shelived,heodrinkashehaddoneof
lateyears.
tohisfathersfaultsheuldnotbeblind;buttheystoodfor
nothiheyhadbeen
draoeachotherintheirloneliness;andalthoughscarcea
enthadpassedbet,hekhisfather
hadrethananner.
afeer,siraubreyshenstoinalittle
graveyardoutsidethecityouer;and
,hetued
apstead,and
thensathielfdoothinkhehadbestdo.ahreeor
fouryearsstpassbeforeheuldtrytogetserviceabroad.when
thetitoprocure
forhioletterofintroduanybritishgentlen
servingabroad.hehadnotseenhiioengland.his
fatherhadthibuthadquarrelleduponsirjohn
deselfas,andhad
forbiddencyriltogohose.
theboyhadfeltitgreatlyatfirst,butheca,afterati,to
seethatitedtohihathehadfallen
altogetheroutoftheirstationinlifehehopeof
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