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Well
,
said
Mr
.
Hobbs
,
he
s
pervided
for
between
us
,
if
he
aint
a
earl
.
So
he
is
,
said
Dick
.
I
d
ha
stood
by
him
.
Blest
if
I
didn
t
like
that
little
feller
fust
-
rate
.
The
very
next
morning
,
one
of
Dick
s
customers
was
rather
surprised
.
He
was
a
young
lawyer
just
beginning
practice
as
poor
as
a
very
young
lawyer
can
possibly
be
,
but
a
bright
,
energetic
young
fellow
,
with
sharp
wit
and
a
good
temper
.
He
had
a
shabby
office
near
Dick
s
stand
,
and
every
morning
Dick
blacked
his
boots
for
him
,
and
quite
often
they
were
not
exactly
water
-
tight
,
but
he
always
had
a
friendly
word
or
a
joke
for
Dick
.
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That
particular
morning
,
when
he
put
his
foot
on
the
rest
,
he
had
an
illustrated
paper
in
his
hand
an
enterprising
paper
,
with
pictures
in
it
of
conspicuous
people
and
things
.
He
had
just
finished
looking
it
over
,
and
when
the
last
boot
was
polished
,
he
handed
it
over
to
the
boy
.
Here
s
a
paper
for
you
,
Dick
,
he
said
;
you
can
look
it
over
when
you
drop
in
at
Delmonico
s
for
your
breakfast
.
Picture
of
an
English
castle
in
it
,
and
an
English
earl
s
daughter
-
in
-
law
.
Fine
young
woman
,
too
,
lots
of
hair
,
though
she
seems
to
be
raising
rather
a
row
.
You
ought
to
become
familiar
with
the
nobility
and
gentry
,
Dick
.
Begin
on
the
Right
Honorable
the
Earl
of
Dorincourt
and
Lady
Fauntleroy
.
Hello
!
I
say
,
what
s
the
matter
?
The
pictures
he
spoke
of
were
on
the
front
page
,
and
Dick
was
staring
at
one
of
them
with
his
eyes
and
mouth
open
,
and
his
sharp
face
almost
pale
with
excitement
.
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What
s
to
pay
,
Dick
?
said
the
young
man
.
What
has
paralyzed
you
?
Dick
really
did
look
as
if
something
tremendous
had
happened
.
He
pointed
to
the
picture
,
under
which
was
written
:
Mother
of
Claimant
(
Lady
Fauntleroy
)
.