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  \"MissHelenathought,\"Isaid,\"thattheladyrecognizedmeasapersonwhomshehadseenbefore。\"

  \"Andwhatdidyouthinkyourself?\"

  \"IthoughtMissHelenawaswrong。\"

  \"Veryextraordinary!\"Withthatremark,MissJillgalldroppedthesubject。Themeaningofherreiteratedinquirieswasnow,asitseemedtome,clearenough。ShewaseagertodiscoverhowIcouldhaveinspiredthedistrustofme,expressedinthecautionaddressedtoherbyherfriend。

  Whenwereachedtheupperfloor,shepausedbeforetheMinister’sroom。

  \"Ibelievemanyyearshavepassed,\"shesaid,\"sinceyoulastsawMr。Gracedieu。Iamafraidyouhavefoundhimasadlychangedman?Youwon’tbeangrywithme,Ihope,foraskingmorequestions?IoweMr。Gracedieuadebtofgratitudewhichnodevotion,onmypart,caneverrepay。Youdon’tknowwhatafavorIshallconsiderit,ifyouwilltellmewhatyouthinkofhim。

  Diditseemtoyouthathewasnotquitehimself?Idon’tmeaninhislooks,poordear——Imeaninhismind。\"

  Therewastruesorrowandsympathyinherface。IbelieveI

  shouldhardlyhavethoughtherugly,ifwehadfirstmetatthatmoment。Thusfar,shehadonlyamusedme。IbeganreallytolikeMissJillgallnow。

  \"Imustnotconcealfromyou,\"Ireplied,\"thatthestateofMr。

  Gracedieu’smindsurprisedanddistressedme。ButIoughtalsototellyouthatIsawhimperhapsathisworst。Thesubjectonwhichhewishedtospeakwithmewouldhaveagitatedanyman,inhisstateofhealth。Heconsultedmeabouthisdaughter’smarriage。\"

  MissJillgallsuddenlyturnedpale。

  \"Hisdaughter’smarriage?\"sherepeated。\"Oh,youfrightenme!\"

  \"WhyshouldIfrightenyou?\"

  Sheseemedtofindsomedifficultyinexpressingherself。\"I

  hardlyknowhowtoputit,sir。Youwillexcuseme(won’tyou?)

  ifIsaywhatIfeel。Youhaveinfluence——notthesortofinfluencethatfindsplacesforpeoplewhodon’tdeservethem,andgetsmentionedinthenewspapers——IonlymeaninfluenceoverMr。Gracedieu。That’swhatfrightensme。HowdoIknow——?Oh,dear,I’maskinganotherquestion!Allowme,foronce,tobeplainandpositive。I’mafraid,sir,youhaveencouragedtheMinistertoconsenttoHelena’smarriage。\"

  \"Pardonme,\"Ianswered,\"youmeanEunice’smarriage。\"

  \"No,sir!Helena。\"

  \"No,madam!Eunice。\"

  \"Whatdoeshemean?\"saidMissJillgalltoherself。

  Iheardher。\"ThisiswhatImean,\"Iasserted,inmymostpositivemanner。\"TheonlysubjectonwhichtheMinisterhasconsultedmeisMissEunice’smarriage。\"

  Mytonelefthernoalternativebuttobelieveme。Shelookednotonlybewildered,butalarmed。\"Oh,poorman,hashelosthimselfinsuchadreadfulwayasthat?\"shesaidtoherself。\"Idaren’tbelieveit!\"Sheturnedtome。\"Youhavebeentalkingwithhimforsometime。Pleasetrytoremember。WhileMr。GracedieuwasspeakingofEuneece,didhesaynothingofHelena’sinfamousconducttohersister?\"

  Nottheslightesthintofanysuchthing,Iassuredher,hadreachedmyears。

  \"Then,\"shecried,\"Icantellyouwhathehasforgotten!Wekeptasmuchofthatmiserablestorytoourselvesaswecould,inmercytohim。Besides,hewasalwaysfondestofEuneece;shewouldliveinhismemorywhenhehadforgottentheother——thewretch,thetraitress,theplotter,thefiend!\"MissJillgall’sgoodmannersslipped,asitwere,fromunderher;sheclinchedherfistsasafinalmeansofexpressinghersentiments。\"ThewretchedEnglishlanguageisn’thalfstrongenoughforme,\"shedeclaredwithalookoffury。

  Itookaliberty。\"MayIaskwhatMissHelenahasdone?\"Isaid。

  \"_May_youask?Oh,Heavens!youmustask,youshallask。Mr。

  Governor,ifyoureyesarenotopenedtoHelena’struecharacter,Icantellyouwhatshewilldo;shewilldeceiveyouintotakingherpart。Doyouthinkshewenttothestationoutofregardforthegreatman?Pooh!shewentwithaneyetoherowninterests;

  andshemeanstomakethegreatmanuseful。ThankGod,Icanstopthat!\"

  Shecheckedherselfthere,andlookedsuspiciouslyatthedoorofMr。Gracedieu’sroom。

  \"Intheinterestofourconversation,\"shewhispered,\"wehavenotgivenathoughttotheplacewehavebeentalkingin。DoyouthinktheMinisterhasheardus?\"

  \"Notifheisasleep——asIlefthim,\"

  MissJillgallshookherheadominously。\"Thesafewayisthisway,\"shesaid。\"Comewithme。\"

  CHAPTERXXXV。

  THEFUTURELOOKSGLOOMY。

  MYever—helpfulguideledmetomyroom——welloutofMr。

  Gracedieu’shearing,ifhehappenedtobeawake——attheotherendofthepassage。Havingopenedthedoor,shepausedonthethreshold。ThedecreesofthatmercilessEnglishdespot,Propriety,claimedherfortheirown。\"Oh,dear!\"shesaidtoherself,\"oughtItogoin?\"

  Myinterestasaman(and,whatismore,anoldman)inthecomingdisclosurewastooserioustobetrifledwithinthisway。

  Itookherarm,andledherintomyroomasifIwasatadinner—party,leadinghertothetable。Isitthegoodortheevilfortuneofmortalsthatthecomicsideoflife,andtheserioussideoflife,areperpetuallyincollisionwitheachother?Weburstoutlaughing,atamomentofgraveimportancetousboth。Perfectlyinappropriate,andperfectlynatural。Butwewereneitherofusphilosophers,andwewereashamedofourownmerrimentthemomentithadceased。

  \"WhenyouhearwhatIhavetotellyou,\"MissJillgallbegan,\"I

  hopeyouwillthinkasIdo。WhathasslippedMr。Gracedieu’smemory,itmaybesafertosay——forheissometimesirritable,poordear——wherehewon’tknowanythingaboutit。\"

  WiththatshetoldthelamentablestoryofthedesertionofEunice。

  InsilenceIlistened,fromfirsttolast。HowcouldItrustmyselftospeak,asImusthavespoken,inthepresenceofawoman?Thecruelinjuryinflictedonthepoorgirl,whohadinterestedandtouchedmeinthefirstinnocentyearofherlife——whohadgrowntowomanhoodtobethevictimoftwowretches,bothtrustedbyher,bothboundtoherbythesacreddebtoflove——sofiredmytemperthatIlongedtobewithinreachoftheman,withahorsewhipinmyhand。Seeinginmyface,asI

  suppose,whatwaspassinginmymind,MissJillgallexpressedsympathyandadmirationinherownquaintway:\"Ah,Iliketoseeyousoangry!It’sgrandtoknowthatamanwhohasgovernedprisonershasgotsuchapityingheart。Letmetellyouonething,sir。Youwillbemoreangrythanever,whenyouseemysweetgirlto—morrow。Andmindthis——itisHelena’sdevouringvanity,Helena’swickedjealousyofhersister’sgoodfortune,thathasdonethemischief。Don’tbetoohardonPhilip?Idobelieve,ifthetruthwastold,heisashamedofhimself。\"

  IfeltinclinedtobeharderonPhilipthanever。\"Whereishe?\"

  Iasked。

  MissJillgallstarted。\"Oh,Mr。Governor,don’tshowtheseveresideofyourself,aftertheprettycomplimentIhavejustpaidtoyou!Whatamasterfulvoice!andwhateyes,dearsir;whatterrifyingeyes!IfeelasifIwasoneofyourprisoners,andhadmisbehavedmyself。\"

  Irepeatedmyquestionwithimprovement,Ihope,inmylooksandtones:\"Don’tthinkmeobstinate,mydearlady。Ionlywanttoknowifheisinthistown。\"

  MissJillgallseemedtotakeacuriouspleasureindisappointingme;shehadnotforgottenmyunfortunateabruptnessoflookandmanner。\"Youwon’tfindhimhere,\"shesaid。

  \"PerhapshehasleftEngland?\"

  \"Ifyoumustknow,sir,heisinLondon——withMr。Dunboyne。\"

  Thenamestartledme。

  Inamomentmoreitrecalledtomymemoryaremarkableletter,addressedtomemanyyearsago,whichwillbefoundinmyintroductorynarrative。Thewriter——anIrishgentleman,namedDunboyneconfidedtomethathismarriagehadassociatedhimwiththemurderess,whohadthenbeenrecentlyexecuted,asbrother—in—lawtothatinfamouswoman。Thiscircumstancehehadnaturallykeptasecretfromeveryone,includinghisson,thenaboy。Ialonewasmadeanexceptiontothegeneralrule,becauseI

  alonecouldtellhimwhathadbecomeofthepoorlittlegirl,whoinspiteofthedisgracefulendofhermotherwasstillhisniece。Ifthechildhadnotbeenprovidedfor,hefeltithisdutytotakechargeofhereducation,andtowatchoverherprospectsinthefuture。Suchhadbeenhisobjectinwritingtome;andsuchwasthesubstanceofhisletter。Ihadmerelyinformedhim,inreply,thathiskindintentionshadbeenanticipated,andthatthechild’sprosperousfuturewasassured。

  MissJillgall’skeenobservationnoticedtheimpressionthathadbeenproduceduponme。\"Mr。Dunboyne’snameseemstosurpriseyou。\"shesaid。

  \"ThisisthefirsttimeIhaveheardyoumentionit,\"Ianswered。

  Shelookedasifshecouldhardlybelieveme。\"Surelyyoumusthaveheardthename,\"shesaid,\"whenItoldyouaboutpoorEuneece?\"

  \"No。\"

  \"Well,then,Mr。Gracedieumusthavementionedit?\"

  \"No。\"

  Thissecondreplyinthenegativeirritatedher。

  \"Atanyrate,\"shesaid,sharply,\"youappearedtoknowMr。

  Dunboyne’sname,justnow。\"

  \"Certainly!\"

  \"Andyet,\"shepersisted,\"thenameseemedtocomeuponyouasasurprise。Idon’tunderstandit。IfIhavementionedPhilip’snameonce,Ihavementioneditadozentimes。\"

  Wewerecompletelyatcross—purposes。Shehadtakensomethingforgrantedwhichwasanunfathomablemysterytome。

  \"Well,\"Iobjected,\"ifyoudidmentionhisnameadozentimes——excusemeforaskingthequestion———whatthen?\"

  \"Goodheavens!\"criedMissJillgall,\"doyoumeantosayyouneverguessedthatPhilipwasMr。Dunboyne’sson?\"

  Iwaspetrified。

  Hisson!Dunboyne’sson!HowcouldIhaveguessedit?

  Atalatertimeonly,thegoodlittlecreaturewhohadsoinnocentlydeceivedme,rememberedthatthemischiefmighthavebeenwroughtbytheforceofhabit。WhilehehadstillaclaimontheirregardthefamilyhadalwaysspokenofEunice’sunworthyloverbyhisChristianname;andwhathadbeenfamiliarintheirmouthsfelttheinfluenceofcustom,beforetimeenoughhadelapsedtomakethemthinkasreadilyoftheenemyastheyhadhithertothoughtofthefriend。

  ButIwasignorantofthis:andthedisclosurebywhichIfoundmyselfsuddenlyconfrontedwasmorethanIcouldsupport。Forthemoment,speechwasbeyondme。

  Hisson!Dunboyne’sson!

  Whatapositionthatyoungmanhadoccupied,unsuspectedbyhisfather,unknowntohimself!keptinignoranceofthefamilydisgrace,hehadbeenaguestinthehouseofthemanwhohadconsoledhisinfamousauntontheeveofherexecution——whohadsavedhisunhappycousinfrompoverty,fromsorrow,fromshame。

  Andbutonehumanbeingknewthis。Andthathumanbeingwasmyself!

  Observingmyagitation,MissJillgallplacedherownconstructiononit。

  \"DoyouknowanythingbadofPhilip?\"sheaskedeagerly。\"Ifit’ssomethingthatwillpreventHelenafrommarryinghim,tellmewhatitis,Ibegandpray。\"

  Iknewnomoreof\"Philip\"(whomshestillcalledbyhisChristianname!)thanshehadtoldmeherself:therewasnohelpforitbuttodisappointher。AtthesametimeIwasunabletoconcealthatIwasillatease,andthatitmightbewelltoleavemebymyself。Afteralookroundthebedchambertoseethatnothingwaswantingtomycomfort,shemadeherquaintcurtsey,andleftmewithherowninimitableformoffarewell。

  \"Oh,indeed,Ihavebeenheretoolong!AndI’mafraidIhavebeenguilty,onceortwice,ofvulgarfamiliarity。Youwillexcuseme,Ihope。Thishasbeenanexcitinginterview——IthinkI

  amgoingtocry。\"

  Sheranoutoftheroom;andcarriedawaywithhersomeofmykindliestfeelings,shortasthetimeofouracquaintancehadbeen。Whatawifeandwhatamotherwaslostthere——andallforwantofaprettyface!

  Leftalone,mythoughtsinevitablyrevertedtoDunboynetheelder,andtoallthathadhappenedinMr。Gracedieu’sfamilysincetheIrishgentlemanhadwrittentomeinbygoneyears。

  TheterriblechoiceofresponsibilitieswhichhadpreyedontheMinister’smindhadbeenforeseenbyMr。Dunboyne,whenhefirstthoughtofadoptinghisinfantniece,andhadwarnedhimtodreadwhatmighthappeninthefuture,ifhebroughtherupasamemberofthefamilywithhisownboy,andifthetwoyoungpeoplebecameatalaterperiodattachedtoeachother。Howhadthewiseforesight,whichofferedsuchacontrasttothepoorMinister’simpulsiveactofmercy,metwithitsreward?FateorProvidence(callitwhichwemay)hadbroughtDunboyne’ssonandthedaughterofthemurderesstogether;hadinspiredthosetwostrangerswithlove;andhademboldenedthemtoplighttheirtrothbyamarriageengagement。Wastheman’sbetrayalofthetrustplacedinhimbythefaithfulgirltobeesteemedafortunatecircumstancebythetwopersonswhoknewthetruestoryofherparentage,theMinisterandmyself?Couldwerejoiceinanactofinfidelitywhichhadembitteredanddarkenedthegentleharmlesslifeofthevictim?Orcouldwe,ontheotherhand,encouragetheruthlessdeceit,thehatefultreachery,whichhadputthewickedHelena——withnoexposuretodreadif_she_

  married——intoherwrongedsister’splace?Impossible!Intheonecaseasintheother,impossible!

  Equallyhopelessdidtheprospectappear,whenItriedtodeterminewhatmyownindividualcourseofactionoughttobe。

  Inmycalmermoments,theideahadoccurredtomymindofgoingtoDunboynetheyounger,and,ifhehadanysenseofshameleft,exertingmyinfluencetoleadhimbacktohisbetrothedwife。HowcouldInowdothis,consistentlywithmydutytotheyoungman’sfather;knowingwhatIknew,andnotforgettingthatIhadmyselfadvisedMr。Gracedieutokeepthetruthconcealed,whenIwasequallyignorantofPhilipDunboyne’sparentageandofHelenaGracedieu’streachery?

  EvenifeventssoordereditthatthemarriageofEunicemightyettakeplace——withoutanyinterferenceexertedtoproducethatresult,onewayortheother,onmypart——itwouldbejustasimpossibleformetospeakoutnow,asithadbeeninthelong—pastyearswhenIhadsocautiouslyansweredMr。Dunboyne’sletter。Butwhatwouldhethinkofmeifaccidentled,soonerorlater,tothedisclosurewhichIhadfeltboundtoconceal?ThemoreItriedtoforecastthechancesofthefuture,thedarkerandthedarkerwastheviewthatfacedme。

  Tomysinkingheartandweariedmind,goodDameNaturepresentedamoreacceptableprospect,whenIhappenedtolookoutofthewindowofmyroom。ThereIsawthetreesandflowerbedsofagarden,temptingmeirresistiblyunderthecloudlesssunshineofafineday。Iwasonmywayout,torecoverheartandhope,whenaknockatthedoorstoppedme。

  HadMissJillgallreturned?WhenIsaid\"Comein,\"Mr。Gracedieuopenedthedoor,andenteredtheroom。

  Hewassoweakthathestaggeredasheapproachedme。Leadinghimtoachair,Inoticedawildlookinhiseyes,andaflushonhishaggardcheeks。Somethinghadhappened。

  \"Whenyouwerewithmeinmyroom,\"hebegan,\"didInottellyouthatIhadforgottensomething?\"

  \"Certainlyyoudid。\"

  \"Well,Ihavefoundthelostremembrance。Mymisfortune——Ioughttocallitthepunishmentformysins,isrecalledtomenow。Theworstcursethatcanfallonafatheristhecursethathascometome。Ihaveawickeddaughter。Myownchild,sir!myownchild!\"

  Hadhebeenawake,whileMissJillgallandIhadbeentalkingoutsidehisdoor?HadheheardheraskmeifMr。GracedieuhadsaidnothingofHelena’sinfamousconducttohersister,whilehewasspeakingofEunice?Thewaytothelostremembrancehadperhapsbeenfoundthere。Inanycase,afterthatbitterallusiontohis\"wickeddaughter\"someresultmustfollow。HelenaGracedieuandadayofreckoningmightbenearertoeachotheralreadythanIhadventuredtohope。

  Iwaitedanxiouslyforwhathemightsaytomenext。

  CHAPTERXXXVI。

  THEWANDERINGMIND。

  FORthemoment,theMinisterdisappointedme。

  Withoutspeaking,withoutevenlookingup,hetookouthispocketbook,andbegantowriteinit。Constantlyinterruptedeitherbyatremblinginthehandthatheldthepencil,orbyadifficulty(asIimagined)inexpressingthoughtsimperfectlyrealized——hispatiencegaveway;hedashedthebookonthefloor。

  \"Mymindisgone!\"heburstout。\"Oh,FatherinHeaven,letdeathdelivermefromabodywithoutamind!\"

  Whocouldhearhim,andbeguiltyofthecrueltyofpreachingself—control?Ipickedupthepocketbook,andofferedtohelphim。

  \"Doyouthinkyoucan?\"heasked。

  \"Icanatleasttry。\"

  \"Goodfellow!WhatshouldIdowithoutyou?Seenow;hereismydifficulty。Ihavegotsomanythingstosay,Iwanttoseparatethem——orelsetheywillallrunintoeachother。Lookatthebook,\"mypoorfriendsaidmournfully;\"theyhaverunintoeachotherinspiteofme。\"

  Theentriesprovedtobenearlyincomprehensible。HereandthereIdiscoveredsomescatteredwords,whichshowedthemselvesmoreorlessdistinctlyinthemidstofthesurroundingconfusion。ThefirstwordthatIcouldmakeoutwas\"Education。\"Helpedbythathint,Itrustedtoguess—worktoguidemeinspeakingtohim。Itwasnecessarytobepositive,orhewouldhavelostallfaithinme。

  \"Well?\"hesaidimpatiently。

  \"Well,\"Ianswered,\"youhavesomethingtosaytomeabouttheeducationwhichyouhavegiventoyourdaughters。\"

  \"Don’tputthemtogether!\"hecried。\"Dear,patient,sweetEunicemustnotbeconfoundedwiththatshe—devil——\"

  \"Hush,hush,Mr。Gracedieu!BadlyasMissHelenahasbehaved,sheisyourownchild。\"

  \"Irepudiateher,sir!Thinkforamomentofwhatshehasdone——andthenthinkofthereligiouseducationthatIhavegivenher。Heartless!Deceitful!Themostignorantcreatureinthelowestdensofthistowncouldhavedonenothingmorebaselycruel。Andthis,afteryearsonyearsofpatientChristianinstructiononmypart!Whatisreligion?Whatiseducation?I

  readahorriblebookonce(Iforgetwhowastheauthor);itcalledreligionsuperstition,andeducationemptyform。Idon’tknow;uponmywordIdon’tknowthatthebookmaynot——Oh,mytongue!Whydon’tIkeepaguardovermytongue?Areyouafather,too?Don’tinterruptme。Putyourselfinmyplace,andthinkofit。Heartless,deceitful,and_my_daughter。Givemethepocketbook;Iwanttoseewhichmemorandumcomesfirst。\"

  Hehadnowwroughthimselfintoastateofexcitement,whichrelievedhisspiritsofthedepressionthathadweighedonthemuptothistime。Hisharmlessvanity,always,asIsuspect,alatentqualityinhiskindlynature,hadalreadyrestoredhisconfidence。Withaself—sufficientsmileheconsultedhisownunintelligibleentries,andmadehisownwilddiscoveries。

  \"Ah,yes;’M’standsforMinister;Icomefirst。AmItoblame?

  AmI——Godforgivememymanysins——amIheartless?AmI

  deceitful?\"

  \"Mygoodfriend,notevenyourenemiescouldsaythat!\"

  \"Thankyou。Whocomesnext?\"Heconsultedthebookagain。\"Hermother,hersaintedmother,comesnext。Peoplesaysheislikehermother。Wasmywifeheartless?Wastheangelofmylifedeceitful?\"

  (\"That,\"Ithoughttomyself,\"isexactlywhatyourwifewas——andexactlywhatreappearsinyourwife’schild。\")

  \"Wheredoesherwickednesscomefrom?\"hewenton。\"Notfromhermother;notfromme;notfromaneglectededucation。\"Hesuddenlysteppeduptomeandlaidhishandsonmyshoulders;hisvoicedroppedtohoarse,moaning,awestrucktones。\"ShallItellyouwhatitis?Apossessionofthedevil。\"

  Itwassoevidentlydesirabletopreventanycontinuationofsuchatrainofthoughtasthis,thatIcouldfeelnohesitationininterruptinghim。

  \"WillyouhearwhatIhavetosay?\"Iaskedbluntly。

  Hishumorchangedagain;hemademealowbow,andwentbacktohischair。\"Iwillhearyouwithpleasure,\"heansweredpolitely。

  \"YouarethemosteloquentmanIknow,withoneexception——myself。Ofcourse——myself。\"

  \"Itismerewasteoftime,\"Icontinued,\"toregrettheexcellenteducationwhichyourdaughterhasmisused。\"Makingthatreply,I

  wastemptedtoaddanotherwordoftruth。Alleducationisatthemercyoftwopowerfulcounter—influences:theinfluenceoftemperament,andtheinfluenceofcircumstances。Butthiswasphilosophy。HowcouldIexpecthimtosubmittophilosophy?\"WhatweknowofMissHelena,\"Iwenton,\"mustbeenoughforus。Shehasplotted,andshemeanstosucceed。Stopher。\"

  \"Justmyidea!\"hedeclaredfirmly。\"Irefusemyconsenttothatabominablemarriage。\"

  Inthepopularphrase,Istruckwhiletheironwashot。\"Youmustdomorethanthat,sir,\"Itoldhim。

  Hisvanitysuddenlytookthealarm——Iwasleadinghimrathertooundisguisedly。Hehandedhisbookbacktome。\"Youwillfind,\"hesaidloftily,\"thatIhaveputitalldownthere。\"

  Ipretendedtofindit,andreadanimaginaryentrytothiseffect:\"Afterwhatshehasalreadydone,Helenaiscapableofmarryingindefianceofmywishesandcommands。Thismustbeconsideredandprovidedagainst。\"Sofar,Ihadsucceededinflatteringhim。Butwhen(thinkingofhispaternalauthority)I

  alludednexttohisdaughter’sage,hiseyesrestedonmewithalookofdownrightterror。

  \"Nomoreofthat!\"hesaid。\"Iwon’ttalkofthegirls’agesevenwithyou。\"

  Whatdidhemean?Itwasuselesstoask。Iwentonwiththematterinhand——stilldeliberatelyspeakingtohim,asImighthavespokentoamanwithanintellectasclearasmyown。Inmyexperience,thispracticegenerallystimulatesaweakintelligencetodoitsbest。Weallknowhowchildrenreceivetalkthatislowered,orbooksthatarelowered,totheirpresumedlevel。

  \"Ishalltakeitforgranted,\"Icontinued,\"thatMissHelenaisstillunderyourlawfulauthority。Shecanonlyarriveatherendsbymeansofarunawaymarriage。Inthatcase,muchdependsontheman。Youtoldmeyoucouldn’thelplikinghim。Thiswas,ofcourse,beforeyouknewoftheinfamousmannerinwhichhehasbehaved。Youmusthavechangedyouropinionnow。\"

  Heseemedtobeatalosshowtoreply。\"Iamafraid,\"hesaid,\"theyoungmanwasdrawnintoitbyHelena。\"

  HerewasMissJillgall’sapologyforPhilipDunboynerepeatedinotherwords。DespisinganddetestingthefellowasIdid,Iwasforcedtoadmittomyselfthathemustberecommendedbypersonalattractionswhichitwouldbenecessarytoreckonwith。ItriedtogetsomemoreinformationfromMr。Gracedieu。

  \"Theexcuseyouhavejustmadeforhim,\"Iresumed,\"impliesthatheisaweakman;easilypersuaded,easilyled。\"

  TheMinisteransweredbynoddinghishead。

  \"Suchweaknessasthat,\"Ipersisted,\"isaviceinitself。Ithasledalready,sir,tothesaddestresults。\"

  Headmittedthisbyanothernod。

  \"Idon’twishtoshockyou,Mr。Gracedieu;butImustrecommendemployingthemeansthatpresentthemselves。Youmustpracticeonthisman’sweakness,forthesakeofthegoodthatmaycomeofit。IhearheisinLondonwithhisfather。Trythestronginfluence,andwritetohisfather。Thereisanotherreasonbesidesfordoingthis。ItisquitepossiblethatthetruthhasbeenconcealedfromMr。Dunboynetheelder。Takecarethatheisinformedofwhathasreallyhappened。Areyoulookingforpen,ink,andpaper?LetmeofferyouthewritingmaterialswhichI

  useintraveling。\"

  Iplacedthembeforehim。Hetookupthepen;hearrangedthepaper;hewaseagertobegin。

  Afterwritingafewwords,hestopped——reflected——triedagain——stoppedagain——toreupthelittlethathehaddone——andbegananewletter,endinginthesamemiserableresult。Itwasimpossibletowitnesshishelplessness,toseehowpitiablypatienthewasoverhisownincapacity,andtoletthemelancholyspectaclegoon。Iproposedtowritetheletter;authenticatingit,ofcourse,byhissignature。Whenheallowedmetotakethepen,heturnedawayhisface,ashamedtoletmeseewhathesuffered。Wasthisthesameman,whosegreatnaturehadsonoblyasserteditselfinthecondemnedcell?Poormortality!

  Theletterwaseasilywritten。

  IhadonlytoinformMr。Dunboyneofhisson’sconduct;

  repeating,intheplainestlanguagethatIcoulduse,whatMissJillgallhadrelatedtome。Arrivedattheconclusion,I

  contrivedtomakeMr。Gracedieuexpresshimselfinthesestrongterms:\"Iprotestagainstthemarriageinjusticetoyou,sir,aswellastomyself。Wecanneitherofuscontenttobeaccomplicesinanactofdomestictreasonofthebasestkind。\"

  Insilence,theMinisterreadtheletter,andattachedhissignaturetoit。Insilence,heroseandtookmyarm。Iaskedifhewishedtogotohisroom。Heonlyrepliedbyasign。Iofferedtositwithhim,andtrytocheerhim。Gratefully,hepressedmyhand:gently,heputmebackfromthedoor。Crushedbythemiserablediscoveryofthedecayofhisownfaculties!WhatcouldIdo?whatcouldIsay?Nothing!

  MissJillgallwasinthedrawing—room。Withthenecessaryexplanations,Ishowedhertheletter。Shereaditwithbreathlessinterest。\"ItterrifiesonetothinkhowmuchdependsonoldMr。Dunboyne,\"shesaid。\"Youknowhim。Whatsortofmanishe?\"

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