Monsieur, que vous peserez plus mûrement et plus

the story there.' He pointed impatiently to the papers as he

'I must have it here, too,' said Mr. Brownlow, looking round upon

'Listen then! You!' returned Monks. 'His father being taken ill

at Rome, was joined by his wife, my mother, from whom he had been

long separated, who went from Paris and took me with her--to look

after his property, for what I know, for she had no great

affection for him, nor he for her. He knew nothing of us, for

his senses were gone, and he slumbered on till next day, when he