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under the appearance of taciturnity he conceals a [[underline]] disposition, [[/underline]] prying & false. There are moments when to the forlorn & dispensing heart, the voice of flattery sounds like that of friendship, – something like hope and in there moments kindle in [[underline]] his [[/underline]] Eye, but a still stronger feeling seemed almost to quench it. – he wd listen & gage with the intentness of a man who is desirous to receive as a truth what his mind still rejects, – till both the powers of hearing, & sight being as
