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<p><font style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: silver" color="silver"><p>All the great and important beliefs by which life is guided
and determined are less of the nature of fact than of artistic
expression.</p><p>Felix Holt was the only person looking on at the
senseless exhibitions of this nomination-day, who knew from the beginning
the history of the trick with the Sproxton men. He had been aware all along
that the treating at Chubb¡¯s had been continued, and that so far
Harold Transome¡¯s promise had produced no good fruits; and what he
was observing today, as he watched the uproarious crowd, convinced him that
the whole scheme would be carried out just as if he had never spoken about
it. He could be fair enough to Transome to allow that he might have wished,
and yet have been unable, with his notions of success, to keep his promise;
and his bitterness towards the candidate only took the form of contemptuous
pity; for Felix was not sparing in his contempt for men who put their
inward honour in pawn by seeking the prizes of the world. His scorn fell
too readily on the fortunate. But when he saw Johnson passing to and fro,
and speaking to Jermyn on the hustings, he felt himself getting angry, and
jumped off the wheel of the stationary cart on which he was mounted that he
might no longer be in sight of this man, whose vitiating cant had made his
blood hot and his fingers tingle on the first day of encountering him at
Sproxton. It was a little too exasperating to look at this pink-faced
rotund specimen of prosperity, to witness the power for evil that lay in
his vulgar cant, backed by another man¡¯s money, and to know that such
stupid iniquity flourished the flags of Reform, and Liberalism, and justice
to the needy. While the roaring and the scuffling were still going on,
Felix, with his thick stick in his hand, made his way through the crowd,
and walked on through the Duffield streets till he came out on a grassy
suburb, where the houses surrounded a small common: Here he walked about in
the breezy air, and ate his bread and apples, telling himself that this
angry haste of his about evils that could only be remedied slowly, could be
nothing else than obstructive, and might some day ¡ª he saw it so clearly
that the thought seemed like a presentiment ¡ª be obstructive of his own
work.</p><p>Lady Mont stared at her niece sitting there with such a ghostly
little smile, and two tears, starting not quite together, ran down her
cheeks.</p><p>Steger stepped back and Judge Payderson nodded, as much as to
say he had heard all the distinguished lawyer had to say, and would give it
such consideration as it deserved ¡ª no more. Then he turned to Cowperwood,
and, summoning all his judicial dignity to his aid, he began:</p><p>¡®
And he promises to call here after breakfast tomorrow¡¯ said Fanny.
And then again there was a pause. Mrs Robarts hardly dared to look Lucy in
the face. She had not betrayed her trust, seeing that the secret had been
told to Mark, not by her, but by Lord Lufton; but she could not but feel
that Lucy would think that she had betrayed it.</p><p>"We might meet the
beautiful young lady again," she answered, with her head down. "I don¡¯
t want to do that."</p><p>¡®Mrs Proudie, that was never the
case.¡¯</p><p>¡®O, you are so good; I shall ask you to indulge me
very much. It is to let us set out very early to Loamford on Wednesday, and
put me down at a particular house, that I may keep an engagement with my
father. It is a private matter, that I wish no one to know about, if
possible. And he will bring me back to you wherever you appoint.¡¯
</p><p>Then an American held forth, harping on a string that has already
been too often twanged in my ear. ¡®What will it be in America itself?
¡¯</p><p>¡®It is true, sir; you have told me all I can demand. I
have no sufficient reason for detaining your property further.¡¯
</p><p>Mac-Nab and Rae rushed to their officer¡¯s assistance; but Mrs
Barnett had been beforehand with them and was struggling with all her
strength to help Hobson to close the door. In vain; the monstrous brute,
throwing the whole weight of its body against it, would force its way into
the passage in another moment.</p><p>"Next week. They¡¯re flying from
Italy. Jean flies a lot, you know."</p><p>Far behind, and with different
feelings, on the part of one at least of the company, came the small boat
in which, manned by the Booshalloch and one of his sons, Simon Glover was a
passenger.</p><p>¡®How long? Since the day before yesterday. I never
was so busy in my life. The duke, as usual, wants to have everything done
at once.¡¯</p><p>"Oh, Lord! Oh, Lord! Oh, Lord!" he repeated, over and
over to himself, as he walked. "What shall I do?"</p><p>"If he leaves
England," said Dinny, "I should like to have Foch."</p><p>¡®Not more
than I shall get again,¡¯ said Mark; and Fanny saw from the form of
his countenance that she had better not pursue the subject any further at
that moment.</p><p>"I¡¯m off early tomorrow morning, Stack. To Siam. I
probably shan¡¯t be coming back."</p><p>"Whew ¡ª whew!" again whistled
the Knight of Kinfauns; "by the Thane¡¯s Cross, man, but this is an
ill favoured pirn to wind: Yet it shall never be said the fairest maid in
the Fair City was cooped up in a convent, like a kain hen in a cavey, and
she about to be married to the bold burgess Henry Wynd. That tale shall not
be told while I wear belt and spurs, and am called Provost of
Perth."</p><p>"And the child was put into my hands, sixteen years ago,"
said Mrs. Sowler. "Take sixteen from twenty-four, and eight remains.
I¡¯m more surprised than ever, miss, at your knowing it to be a girl.
It couldn¡¯t have been your child ¡ª could it?"</p><p>"He is too poor a
creature, bailie," said Henry Gow, "for me to harbour feud with ¡ª I that
could destroy him and his booth with one blow of my
forehammer."</p><p>"Robert the Third, with consent, advice, and authority
of the most mighty David, Duke of Rothsay, Lieutenant of the Kingdom, and
alter ego; in whose favour, indeed, the good King, wearied with the
fatigues and troubles of sovereignty, will, I guess, be well disposed to
abdicate. So long live our brave young monarch, King David the Third!
</p><p>"Father always beats me, sir," said Simple Sally, "if I don¡¯t
bring money home. He threw a knife at me last night. It didn¡¯t hurt
much ¡ª it only cut me here," said the girl, pointing to the plaster on her
chin.</p><p>"I know it well enough! I know it well enough!" repeated Marbre,
shaking his head, "and if it is on the west, we are going wrong, and away
from the inland!"</p></font></p>