He clung to my hand, and wrung it when we parted, and bid me good bye again and again, as if it was for the last time.

Poor fellow! he is frightened at that hemorrhage, and is afraid it will be fatal; but there is not any danger, he only requires to be kept quiet--he will soon come round again, no doubt.

I shall have to ask you to excuse me again," said he, in conclusion; "I must go and see my daughter." Mr.Bates was rising to depart, when George Stevens gave Miss Ellstowe a significant look, who said, in a hesitating tone, "Mr.Bates, one moment before you go.

My friend, Mr.Stevens, has a communication to make to you respecting Mr.Garie, which will, I fear, cause you, as it already has me, deep distress." "Indeed!" rejoined Mr.Bates, in a tone of surprise; "What is it?
Nothing that reflects upon his character, I hope." "I do not know how my information will influence your conduct towards him, for I do not know what your sentiments may be respecting such persons.

I know society in general do not receive them, and my surprise was very great to find him here." "I do not understand you; what do you mean ?" demanded Mr.Bates, in a tone of perplexity; "has he ever committed any crime ?" "HE IS A COLOURED MAN," answered George Stevens, briefly.