garded Herber
t seem to have given gene
ut for my part I have come
u know Mr. Ca
mother
you think h
ion. Why should the lawyer ask it, when of
ousand dollars, I s
ur share, and your mother's, seem very
we had no claim to anything. The clothes
ling "You alone do not find fault, except, of
or myself than inherit one from
lt favorably disposed toward our hero. "Still, a legacy isn't
said Herbert. "I walked over from Wray
age to-morrow morning, that is, if
he had but seventy-five cents with him. It occurred to him how foolish he had been
think they charge fifty cents for
became alarmed. How was he going t
xity, and, being a kind-hearted
, my boy," he said, "and I shall therefore inv
efully, finding his difficulty happily remov
d, "that is settled. I think our supper must be ready, so we will go over to the house
ed Herbert, remembering
o you k
school
be pleasant fo
e sure about this, b
m the office, and followed the lawyer into an apartment handsomely furnished.
imed James, in surpris
said Herbert, not surpri
you anything?" asked
es
w m
mother a hun
aid James, contemptu
e a trunk, and
is i
s, I be
d James, turning up his nose. "T
em useful," said
nd coat-sleeves. It will be fun to see you
e," said Herbert, flushing. "If I wear
wardrobe," said James, mockingly. "Won't you c
r, who was much more of a gentleman than James, was disgusted
" he said. "My name is Thomas Spen
nk and cordial manner of the other. "My name is Herbert
awled James, not relishing the idea of Herbe
ther time," said Tom. "There goes the
s treated with as much consideration as himself. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer app
of an age, I suppose
know," said Ja
nd the sa
select academy very soon. At a public school yo
rows, and steadily regar
sses in a country village," said he, dryl
te on equal terms with a day
"I wish I could say I were a day laborer exclusiv
nd a gentleman," said James. "
all grow up gentleme
f course,"
you,
ope
ou, He
if it is necessary to be rich to be
f a gentleman, James
amily, and wear good cl
that
to be well
should name first. So these consti
s,
e qualifications you have mentioned, who were
sir?" asked
with an idea of their own impor
!" thought Herbert, but he was t
ght the lawyer had some queer ideas. Why need a gentleman b
, but James took very little notice of him. Our hero did not make himself unhappy on this account. In fact, he was in unusua
n Mr. Spencer came o
bert," he said, "we had better go over and get
mpany the two; but no invitation was given, and he