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As soon as Mrs. Cole was gone , he seated me near him , when now his face changed upon me into an expression of the most pleasing sweetness and good humour , the more remarkable for its sudden shift from the other extreme , which , I found afterwards , when I knew more of his character , was owing to a habitual state of conflict with , and dislike of himself , for being enslaved to so peculiar a gust , by the fatality of a constitutional ascendant , that render 'd him incapable of receiving any pleasure till he submitted to these extraordi - nary means of procuring it at the hands of pain , whilst the constancy of this repining consciousness stamp 'd at length that cast of sourness and severity on his features : which was , in fact , very foreign to the natural sweetness of his temper . I saw Lord Raymond on his charger ; a small company of officers had gathered about him ; and behind was a promiscuous concourse of soldiers and subalterns , their discipline lost , their arms thrown aside ; no music sounded , no banners streamed . As Ault exits Legacy Hall this evening , blue is still very much on his mind — though it is no longer the blue turf of Boise . The next person I came across was a dapper little man in a beautiful white wig , whom I saw to be a barber on his rounds ; and knowing well that barbers were great gossips , I asked him plainly what sort of a man was Mr. Balfour of the Shaws . This refers to the voluntary act of the tenant , and the covenant is not broken when the lease is transferred without any act on his part ; as , if it be sold by the sheriff on execution , or by assignees in bankruptcy , or by an executor .