I leave it to your sense of duty, to decide whether you ought not to go at once to Mrs.Gallilee, and tell her that the slander which you repeated is now proved to be a lie.

If you don't agree with me, I must go to Mrs.Gallilee myself.

In that case please return, by the bearer, the papers which are enclosed." The clerk instructed to deliver these documents, within the shortest possible space of time, found Mr.Mool waiting at the office, on his return.

He answered his master's inquiries by producing Benjulia's reply.
The doctor's amiable humour was still in the ascendant.

His success in torturing his unfortunate cook had been followed by the receipt of a telegram from his friend at Montreal, containing this satisfactory answer to his question:--"Not brain disease." With his mind now set completely at rest, his instincts as a gentleman were at full liberty to control him.