perhaps for both purpose's at different times. And the air of this second, but by no means ghostly, Bailie was like that of the first — as confident, as mighty, as knowing, with the addition of a certain joviality of expression and benignant humanity, and a certain in difference to all the trials and difficul ties of life which is characteristic of a man who has been "tasting" not wise ly but too well.
"Lean on me, James," said the Bailie nervously, as the figure came with a heavy lurch on the pavement. "Tho faintness may pass off. Take care of your feet," and the Bailie shouldered his double to the ticket-office and propped it against the wall while- he went to take the tickets.
