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big worlds cried Miss Cavendish, when the ebulliton was reported to her. Men and nettles must be bulIied into tameness; they have sting only for those who gre afraid eff fthem-Perseyere She dgd persevere and, on an occasion equally ill-timed, again the angry husband retorted severely upon the wife he loved. You must not banter Ii .,iiI. ;,s said Sc phia. He is one of those men who hate being shown up before others. But when you are alone, take your revenge. Treat his anger as jest. Prove to him you are not afraid of him and since he chooses to behave like child, argue with him as chll- dren are argued with

 "It was on my return from club-din- her, that Mary attempted to put these mis- cheyious precepts into practice. l was late-too late; for, against my will had been detained by the josial party. But, instead of encouraging the apologies l was inclined to offer for having kept her watch ing, Mary, who had been beguiling the time os my absence in her dressing room with an entertaining book, by which her spirits were exherated, began to laugh at my excuses; to banter, to mock me. l begged her to desist. She persisted. l grew angry. She replied to my invectives by thousand absurd accusations, invented to justify her mirth. l bade her be silent She only laughed more loudly. l stamped swore-raved she approached me in mlm- icry of my violence. struck her!

 When Wargrave's melancholy voice sub- sided into silence, the expressions of my countryman, Tobin, (the prototype ol Knowles) involuntarily occurred to my