to meet e to  your kno is t my he Bible if you like.

    `Say it then.

    Maggie laid  and repeated tom closed t us go.

    Not a icipation of o suffer, and dreading t  s it o attempt anyt submission. tom errible clutc dread: srable truter o , and yet  it as unfair from its incompleteness.  tus of ion diverted toter severity of t to do ty of a son and a brotom  given to inquire subtly into ives, any more to otters of an intangible kind; e sure t ives as ions hem.

    Maggies only  somet for t time ed P get toms permission to e to  beat  under tc  moment of suspense, s, P er s beyond t tered turning, and t botom and Popped suddenly s silence in  Maggies face. ed lips, and terrified tension of tion ally beyond an immediate impression, sarong brotrampling on him.

    `Do you call ting t of a man and a gentleman, sir? tom said in a voice of urned on him again.

    ` do you mean? answered Pily.

    `Mean? Stand fart I sell you aking advantage of a young girls fooliso get o  meetings o trifle ability of a family t  name to support.

    `I deny t! interrupted Puously. `I could never trifle  affected your sisters o me to you - I o her.

    `Dont talk o me, sir! Do you mean to pretend t you didnt kno o o meet you er end you  to make professions of love to   to a marriage beto try and o tions of a  eig out from tunes! ts your crooked notion of ? I call it base treac taking advantage of circumstances to oo good for you -  by fair means.

    `It is manly