If you ought to tell me any thing, tell it.

I am accustomed to straightforward people.

But they disappoint one by their never knowing any thing." "But I know something," he answered, with a nod of grave, mysterious import; "and perhaps I will tell you some day, when admitted, if ever I have such an honor, to some little degree of friendship." "Oh, please not to think of yourself," I exclaimed, in a manner which must have amused him.

"In such a case, the last thing that you should do is that.

Think only of what is right and honorable, and your duty toward a lady.