Capitolo 76
enchanting more equally, during the three weeks our parties were a lot of
together, as double was doing him/it same trip and the Dr. Tracy was happy
to meet his/her old friend.
"I don't need to tell him as delicious it was to me such society, neither as
amazed I was when, in the last day before we divided, Mr.
Warburton that had answered to a lot of the questions of mine during these Brahman
talks of ours, churches to me a very serious, and I founded that I was able
answers him as he desired. The great honor brought me as
happiness. I fear that I was not worthy of it, but I tried to be, and
felt a tender satisfaction in to think that I owed him/it to dear
Lucretia, partly at least; for my effort to imitate it did her/it me
tailor to become the wife of a wise man and thirty years of very sweet
company was my reward."
As she spoke, her Mrs. Warburton arched his/her head in front of the portrait of a
old venerable man that hung above the mantel-piece.
It was a beautiful, old style expression of the pride of wifely and
female tenderness in the old excellent lady that forgot his own gifts,
and it only heard humility and the gratitude to the man that had found in her
a comrade in intellectual searches as a helpmeet in house
and a kind sustains for his/her years that decline.
The girls looked above with eyes full of anything softer that mere
curiosity and felt in young their hearts as jewel and Honorable
such memory has to be, as truth and beautiful it was such marriage,
and it is probable that as sweet wisdom becomes when it went together with
with love.
First Alice spoke, while saying, as she touched the cover used of the
few books with a new kind of I respect, thanks thousand!
I should not perhaps take this from the shelves of angle in
Your sanctum? I wanted to find the rest of the lines the Mr. Thornton
quoted last night, and it didn't stop to ask to permission."
"I pray, my love, for You knows whether to treat books. Yes,
those in that small case are my precious relics. I hold them everybody,
from my childish hymn-book to the brass-border of my great-grandfather