Excerpt from De Lisle, or the Sensitive Man, Vol. 3 of 3

Between persons so well disposed towards one another, conversation was not likely to lan guish. Many were the topics started, and the mutual acquaintance inquired after. Gradually they fell into more confidential subjects, and Sir Hubert learned that life had brought its usual share of trials to Lady James. She had married almost immediately on her return to England from Spa. Her husband was a sailor fonder of his wife than of any thing in the world, except his profession. When he was on shore, he was wild to be employed, and.

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