When his prosperity dawned a few days ago, he had intended to renew his wardrobe, but had not done so. Consequently he was in the ragged and squalid attire that he had worn all through the strike. His coat was torn; so were his trousers; he wore a grimy scarf round his neck; He had not shaved or washed for three days; and his boots had suffered on the roads. He knew he must present a sorry spectacle, which hurt him because the bent of his nature was quite towards dandyism. His appearance was a practical disadvantage, too, in one who hoped to get an audience of a country gentleman behind the garrison of a country house. Matt himself had been a footman. He knew the sort of reception he would get when he stood at the door in his dirt and his rags with starvation in his face and asked for an interview with Sir Robert Wilton on a matter of business. His gloom increased, lightened only by indignation. Here is the picture in the mind's eye of this promising Socialist. Sir Robert Wilton sits at dinner, a fine looking young fellow with plenty of swagger. Opposite is his wife, the heiress of UnderbelTs, elderly and plain and vastly wealthy because such are the traits of all widows who marry young men. With them are a number of guests who all bear a strong resemblance to Mr. and Mrs. Bristow of High Ridge. Footmen with powdered hair and costumes all radiant with red and blue and gold are serving a dinner of countless courses under the supervision of a butler earning sixty pounds a year besides his board and lodging. Matt arrives and is told that he can have a crust of bread if he goes to the kitchen window. Matt who was not unworthy to receive a parting present from the last Lord Torrenden is unworthy to breathe the same air as a young baronet whose family may have made their pile by selling bread pills to the poor in 1866. Matt's father could and did speak daily with his lordship as man to man, but Matt is turned from the door of the rich widow whose uncle made pots and pans. Such was the brand of Matt's socialism....

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