A Day of Reing
MR TULLIVER was an essentially sober man - able to take his glass and not averse to it, but never exceeding the bounds of moderation. He had naturally an active Hotspur temperament, which did not crave liquid fire to set it aglow; his impetuosity was usually equal to aing occasion, without any such reinforts, and his desire for the brandy and water implied that the too sudden joy had fallen with a dangerous sho a frame depressed by four years of gloom and unaced hard fare. But that first doubtful t moment passed, he seemed to gather strength with his gatheriement, and the day, when he was seated at table with his creditors, his eye kindling and his cheek flushed with the scioushat he was about to make an honourable figure once more, he looked more like the proud, fident, warm-hearted and warm-tempered Tulliver of old times, than might have seemed possible to any one who had met him a week before, riding along as had been his wont for the……（内容加载失败！）
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