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“
I
rather
wanted
to
say
we
enjoyed
the
mead
and
the
black
-
puddings
very
much
.
She
is
a
kind
,
jolly
sort
of
body
,
and
is
sure
to
ask
me
directly
I
return
.
”
“
You
cannot
,
if
we
did
not
,
”
Mr
Clare
answered
lucidly
.
“
Ah
—
no
;
though
that
mead
was
a
drop
of
pretty
tipple
.
”
“
A
what
?
”
said
Cuthbert
and
Felix
both
“
Oh
—
’
tis
an
expression
they
use
down
at
Talbothays
,
”
replied
Angel
,
blushing
.
He
felt
that
his
parents
were
right
in
their
practice
if
wrong
in
their
want
of
sentiment
,
and
said
no
more
.
It
was
not
till
the
evening
,
after
family
prayers
,
that
Angel
found
opportunity
of
broaching
to
his
father
one
or
two
subjects
near
his
heart
.
He
had
strung
himself
up
to
the
purpose
while
kneeling
behind
his
brothers
on
the
carpet
,
studying
the
little
nails
in
the
heels
of
their
walking
boots
.
When
the
service
was
over
they
went
out
of
the
room
with
their
mother
,
and
Mr
Clare
and
himself
were
left
alone
.
The
young
man
first
discussed
with
the
elder
his
plans
for
the
attainment
of
his
position
as
a
farmer
on
an
extensive
scale
—
either
in
England
or
in
the
Colonies
.
His
father
then
told
him
that
,
as
he
had
not
been
put
to
the
expense
of
sending
Angel
up
to
Cambridge
,
he
had
felt
it
his
duty
to
set
by
a
sum
of
money
every
year
towards
the
purchase
or
lease
of
land
for
him
some
day
,
that
he
might
not
feel
himself
unduly
slighted
.
“
As
far
as
worldly
wealth
goes
,
”
continued
his
father
,
“
you
will
no
doubt
stand
far
superior
to
your
brothers
in
a
few
years
.
”
This
considerateness
on
old
Mr
Clare
’
s
part
led
Angel
onward
to
the
other
and
dearer
subject
.
He
observed
to
his
father
that
he
was
then
six
-
and
-
twenty
,
and
that
when
he
should
start
in
the
farming
business
he
would
require
eyes
in
the
back
of
his
head
to
see
to
all
matters
—
some
one
would
be
necessary
to
superintend
the
domestic
labours
of
his
establishment
whilst
he
was
afield
.
Would
it
not
be
well
,
therefore
,
for
him
to
marry
?
