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901
One
thing
that
the
Earl
discovered
was
that
his
son
s
wife
did
not
lead
an
idle
life
.
It
was
not
long
before
he
learned
that
the
poor
people
knew
her
very
well
indeed
.
When
there
was
sickness
or
sorrow
or
poverty
in
any
house
,
the
little
brougham
often
stood
before
the
door
.
902
Do
you
know
,
said
Fauntleroy
once
,
they
all
say
,
God
bless
you
!
when
they
see
her
,
and
the
children
are
glad
.
There
are
some
who
go
to
her
house
to
be
taught
to
sew
.
She
says
she
feels
so
rich
now
that
she
wants
to
help
the
poor
ones
.
903
It
had
not
displeased
the
Earl
to
find
that
the
mother
of
his
heir
had
a
beautiful
young
face
and
looked
as
much
like
a
lady
as
if
she
had
been
a
duchess
;
and
in
one
way
it
did
not
displease
him
to
know
that
she
was
popular
and
beloved
by
the
poor
.
And
yet
he
was
often
conscious
of
a
hard
,
jealous
pang
when
he
saw
how
she
filled
her
child
s
heart
and
how
the
boy
clung
to
her
as
his
best
beloved
.
The
old
man
would
have
desired
to
stand
first
himself
and
have
no
rival
.
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904
That
same
morning
he
drew
up
his
horse
on
an
elevated
point
of
the
moor
over
which
they
rode
,
and
made
a
gesture
with
his
whip
,
over
the
broad
,
beautiful
landscape
spread
before
them
.
905
Do
you
know
that
all
that
land
belongs
to
me
?
he
said
to
Fauntleroy
.
906
Does
it
?
answered
Fauntleroy
.
How
much
it
is
to
belong
to
one
person
,
and
how
beautiful
!
907
Do
you
know
that
some
day
it
will
all
belong
to
you
that
and
a
great
deal
more
?
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908
To
me
!
exclaimed
Fauntleroy
in
rather
an
awe
-
stricken
voice
.
When
?
909
When
I
am
dead
,
his
grandfather
answered
.
910
Then
I
don
t
want
it
,
said
Fauntleroy
;
I
want
you
to
live
always
.