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"I didn't send up my name; I thought I wouldn't stand upon ceremony just now," he said. "Oh, no!" she returned. "Mr. Hinkle, this is Mr. Gregory. Mr. Gregory knew Mr. Belsky, and he thinks " She turned to Gregory for prompting, and he managed to say, "I don't believe he was quite the sort of person to And yet he might he was in trouble " "Money trouble?" asked Hinkle.
"No, I could not endure the disappointment. You have the great opportunity of the earth. You could be equal and just, and simple and kind. There is nothing to hinder you. But all you try to do is to get more and more money." "Now, that isn't faia, Mr. Belsky, and you know it." Well, then, you joke, joke always joke. Like that Mr. Hinkle.
Under these circumstances the metropolitan bishop, Joseph, a man of sincere piety and of very elevated character, and who enjoyed in the highest degree the confidence both of the aristocracy and of the people, presented himself before the council, urged the incapacity of Ivan Schouisky to govern, and proposed that Ivan Belsky, a nobleman of great energy and moral worth, should be chosen regent.
But it wouldn't be right for her. She has given you hopes she has made promises she has talked to everybody." "I don't ca'e for that. I shouldn't like to feel beholden to any one, and I think it really belongs to his relations; it was HIS." Miss Milray did not say anything to this. She asked, "And if you went back, what would you do there? Labor in the fields, as poor little Belsky advised?"
It was in his favor with Clementina that he yielded to the impulse he had to come directly to her; and that he let her know with the first words that he had acted upon hopes given him through Belsky from Mrs. Milray.
"Mr. Belsky? It was the first night I saw him, and we were talking about Americans, and he began to tell me about an American friend of his, who was very conscientious. I thought it must be you the fust moment," said Clementina, smiling with an impersonal pleasure in the fact. "From the conscientiousness?" he asked, in bitter self-irony. "Why, yes," she returned, simply.
Ivan Schouisky, who had been deposed by vote of the council, organized a conspiracy among the disaffected nobles, and on the night of the 3d of January, 1542, three hundred cavaliers surrounded the residences of the regent and of the metropolitan bishop, seized them and hurried them to prison, and in the prison finished their work by the assassination of Ivan Belsky.
"I don't believe you can," she said, with a candor so wistful that Miss Milray stopped quite short. "How does Mr. Gregory take this Belsky business?" she asked. "I guess he feels it moa than I do," said the girl. "He shows his feeling more?" "Yes no He believes he drove him to it." Miss Milray took her hand, for parting, but did not kiss her. "I won't advise you, my dear.
Lander caught the word, and called across the room, "Why, a'n't that whe'e that lo'd's gone?" Clementina said yes, and while the kettle boiled, she asked if Baron Belsky were going soon. "Oh, in a week or ten days, perhaps. I shall know when he arrives. Then I shall go. We write to each other every day." He drew a letter from his breast pocket.
Miss Milray looked sharply at her. "And does he think you are?" "I don't know he didn't say." "Well," said Miss Milray, rather dryly, "then it's something for you to think over pretty carefully." Hinkle came back in the afternoon to make a hopeful report of his failure to learn anything more of Belsky, but Gregory did not come with him.
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