At the first hint fromhim I would pour out a glass and another, and sometimes the relief camequickly; It shrivels like the websof morning at the lightest touch. itting on thefence, and who follow their party, if follow it they do, with thereluctant acquiescence of the prophet's donkey. Then it occurs to me that I can fix it by makingmyself known.
There, in his hansom cab, the invalidcan go--the poor, sad child of misfortune--and insert his nose betweenthe railings, and breathe the pure, health-giving air of the country andof heaven. Yes, he assented, rather grimly, that optimism of yours is alwaysready to turn hell's back yard into a playground. Why, yes, said Tufts; aren't you? I should say not. nd somepleasant speech expressing friendship and appreciation and a hope thatthey would be remembered in absence, etc.
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