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aoo THE MAN OF FEELING.
deferve it; to me her marriage is other-
wife indifferent:—•! had romantic dreams ■
they are fled!—it is perfectly indifferent.”
Juft at that moment he faw a fervant, r
with a kn it of ribands in his hat, go in¬
to the huufe. His cheeks grew flufhed
at the fight: He kept his eye fixed for
fome time on the d->or by which he had
entered, then flatting to his feet,: haftily
followed him;
When he approached the door of the
kitchen where he fuppofed the man had
gone, his heart - throbbed fo violently, ,
that when he would have called P-. ter,
his voice failed in the attempt. He flood
a moment liftening in this breathlefs ftate
of palpitation: Peter came out by chi’ice.
“ D-id your honour want any thing ?■”—
VVr ier is the f rvant that came juft-
now from Mr. Walton’s”—“ from Mr;
Walton’s, Sir! there is none of his fer-
v'ants here that.i know 0-.”—“ Nor of
Sir