"Show him in," I said uggs discount resignedly.
     The Count's first appearance really startled me. He was such an alarmingly large person that I quite trembled. I felt certain that he would shake the floor and knock down my art-treasures. He did neither the one nor the other. He was refreshingly dressed in summer costume--his manner was delightfully self-possessed and quiet--he had a charming smile. My first impression of him was highly favourable. It is not creditable to my penetration--as the sequel will show--to acknowledge this, but I am discount uggs for women a naturally candid man, and I DO acknowledge it notwithstanding.
     "Allow me to present myself, Mr. Fairlie," he said. "I come from Blackwater Park, and I have the honour and the happiness of being Madame Fosco's husband. Let me take my first and last advantage of that circumstance by entreating you not to make a stranger of me. I beg you will not disturb yourself--I beg you will not move."
     "You are very good," I replied. "I wish uggs discount I was strong enough to get up. Charmed to see you at Limmeridge. Please take a chair."
     "I am afraid you are suffering to-day," said the Count.
     "As usual," I said. "I am nothing but a bundle of nerves dressed up to look like a man."
     "I have studied many subjects in my time," remarked this sympathetic person. "Among others the inexhaustible subject of nerves. May I make a suggestion, at once the simplest and the most profound? Will ugg boots discount outlet you let me alter the light in your room?
     "Certainly--if you will be so very kind as not to let any of it in on me."
     He walked to the window. Such a contrast to dear Marian! so extremely considerate in all his movements!
     "Light," he said, in that delightfully confidential tone which is so soothing to an invalid, "is the first essential. Light stimulates, nourishes, preserves. You can no more do without it, Mr. Fairlie, than if you discount uggs for women were a flower. Observe. Here, where you sit, I close the shutters to compose you. There, where you do NOT sit, I draw up the blind and let in the invigorating sun. Admit the light into your room if you cannot bear it on yourself. Light, sir, is the grand decree of Providence. You accept Providence with your own restrictions. Accept light on the same terms."