Capitolo 89
you blaze, and it is worthy of that halo of the simple joy and the affection with
what she is crowned.
No XXXV
SAHIB
[February 19 th 1880.]
I satisfied him/it driving house from cutcherry in his/her gig before. He was a fat
man in the beginning in the afternoon of the life. In his/her disposition of blue eyes the mystery
of many a secret salad and milk-fist not writing; but although he smoked
the blunt cigar longer than Trichinopoly and Dindigul, still its hand was
you consolidate and it still understood an indication or a long acrobat with the infallible one,
the certainty of first youth and health not shake.
Of an evening he would come on in a friendly way in my bungalow; him
you allow to fall "only in", as he said, in his pleasant suddenly
you shape, and he would be irrigated with my brandy and my firm carbonate, among
genial smiles and a brandishing of his/her long blunt cigar, happily
pointing out his/her recognition of a stimulant with which he had been long
informed.
As he started to burn with conversation and brandy, he would require
cards and ecarte of the play with me, until the room it gradually resolved
it in one of the looks for of some Californian Hell with a,
rascal of spades digging out the diamonds of my heart and beating up mine
it plays a trump.
He would leave me beating with the eructation of oaths and the
aching cable of a purse empty, and uncertain whether to abandon
cards and it anoints with fat for hymns and National paper or whether to call him/it
back and he/she takes the fortune from storm. But he had gone away with a resolved
"good night" that you/he/she has had the tendency to disperse illusions; he had gone his really
No 1 Exshaw and his/her French novels that he read as he placed on his
couch of solitary bachelor.
Yes,--his/her couch of bachelor, for him he didn't marry. He had loved a lot
and often. He had loved a lot of people in different stations of
life but them if they didn't marry him/it. He was, on the whole one, you cheer that
them if they didn't marry him/it; for them they often got married him to the other people,