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"
I
suppose
you
know
everything
about
what
my
poor
brother
’
s
done
,
Mr
.
Trumbull
,
"
said
Mrs
.
Waule
,
in
the
lowest
of
her
woolly
tones
,
while
she
turned
her
crape
-
shadowed
bonnet
towards
Mr
.
Trumbull
’
s
ear
.
"
My
good
lady
,
whatever
was
told
me
was
told
in
confidence
,
"
said
the
auctioneer
,
putting
his
hand
up
to
screen
that
secret
.
"
Them
who
’
ve
made
sure
of
their
good
-
luck
may
be
disappointed
yet
,
"
Mrs
.
Waule
continued
,
finding
some
relief
in
this
communication
.
"
Hopes
are
often
delusive
,
"
said
Mr
.
Trumbull
,
still
in
confidence
.
"
Ah
!
"
said
Mrs
.
Waule
,
looking
across
at
the
Vincys
,
and
then
moving
back
to
the
side
of
her
sister
Martha
.
"
It
’
s
wonderful
how
close
poor
Peter
was
,
"
she
said
,
in
the
same
undertones
.
"
We
none
of
us
know
what
he
might
have
had
on
his
mind
.
I
only
hope
and
trust
he
wasn
’
t
a
worse
liver
than
we
think
of
,
Martha
.
"
Poor
Mrs
.
Cranch
was
bulky
,
and
,
breathing
asthmatically
,
had
the
additional
motive
for
making
her
remarks
unexceptionable
and
giving
them
a
general
bearing
,
that
even
her
whispers
were
loud
and
liable
to
sudden
bursts
like
those
of
a
deranged
barrel
-
organ
.
"
I
never
WAS
covetious
,
Jane
,
"
she
replied
;
"
but
I
have
six
children
and
have
buried
three
,
and
I
didn
’
t
marry
into
money
.
The
eldest
,
that
sits
there
,
is
but
nineteen
—
so
I
leave
you
to
guess
.
And
stock
always
short
,
and
land
most
awkward
.
But
if
ever
I
’
ve
begged
and
prayed
;
it
’
s
been
to
God
above
;
though
where
there
’
s
one
brother
a
bachelor
and
the
other
childless
after
twice
marrying
—
anybody
might
think
!
"
Meanwhile
,
Mr
.
Vincy
had
glanced
at
the
passive
face
of
Mr
.
Rigg
,
and
had
taken
out
his
snuff
-
box
and
tapped
it
,
but
had
put
it
again
unopened
as
an
indulgence
which
,
however
clarifying
to
the
judgment
,
was
unsuited
to
the
occasion
.
