Hi, from Las Vegas, it's theCUBE. Covering Informatica World 2018, brought to you by Informatica. Hello everyone, welcome back. This is theCUBE's exclusive coverage of Informatica World 2018. It's our fourth year covering Informatica in the front lines. Every year it gets bigger and bigger. I'm John Furrier, the host of theCUBE with Peter Barris, my co-host with Chief Analyst at Wikibon and SiliconANGLE on theCUBE. Our next guest is CUBE alumni Mith Walia who's been on many times. Even before he was president, now he's the president of products and strategic ecosystems for Informatica. Great to see you, great to have you on. Congratulations on your keynote. Thanks for stopping by. Thanks John, glad to be here. Always good to be back. You're super, well I love talking with you because one, you know, the business is growing. You've been in the product side. You guys are all great products folks and this is shipping products. It's not like it's like vaporware. It's like great stuff. Azure deal was announced. But now the timing of the data play with Switzerland, we talked about this fabric. Better time than ever. This year you got data lakes, turn into data swamps last year. This year it's about governance in Catalan. Good timing. What's your assessment? Give us your point of view from the keynote timing product. Well I mean, I think you're exactly right. We see that it's a unique time. It was building over the last couple of years. So you know, we have this phrase that this is a data 3.0 world where data has become its own thing. It's no more captive to an application or a database. That's, those days are gone. And I think in data 3.0 world, I think we talked about it this morning in my keynote that you know, customers have to step back and think differently. You can't just do the same old things and expect to be different. And especially as they're driving digital transformations. So we introduced this concept of system thinking 3.0. Whereas you're thinking about a data. You have to think about it as a platform. You know, a nimble platform. Not a ERP-ish platform. Think of it at scale. It's doubling every year. Think of it metadata, in metadata, out. Let AI assist you.  We can't process it. And last, very important these days, as you all know, is right, governance, security and privacy have to be design principles. They cannot be an afterthought. Last year you announced Clare, AI component of the system. How has that evolved this year? I mean, I know it was a strategic centerpiece for you guys. Obviously the catalog is looking really strong right now. A lot of buzz in the show around the enterprise catalog. Where's the AI, the Clare piece fitting in? Can you just give us the update on Clare? Clare's come along with basically part of every product we have. So it manifests itself probably most holistically in the catalog, but whether in the data lake, it's in the context of surfacing data, discovering data, giving recommendations of data to an analyst in a very business user context, or in the context of an MDM, giving you a relationship discovery of, let's say John, who you are, or Peter, who you are. So it is in security source, helping anomaly detection happen. So Clare has now made its way into every product. Now as you said, the one product where it basically surfaces itself in its full bloom is a catalog, which by the way has been the fastest growing product in informatica's history. One year since launch, it has just gone taken off. And presumably there's a relation, sorry John, presumably there's a relationship there. Catalogs have been around for years, but they've been very, very difficult to build and sustain and maintain. Clare presumably is providing a capability that removes a lot of the drudgery associated with catalogs, and that's one of the things that's making it possible. I got that right? No, absolutely right. Actually, building the new catalog also has been a hard thing. So in some ways, building it for scale has been a massive computer science problem that we've been solving for the last three, four years. You know, collecting metadata across the full enterprise is a non-trivial activity. So it was never done across the enterprise ever. If you remember when I was your last time, our vision for the catalog was very simple. We want to be the Google for enterprise data through metadata. And that's what we were able to do through the catalog. But as you rightfully said, it's very hard to consume it if you don't let AI help it. That's where Clare made a very big role. So the UI is very straightforward, it's a Google UI and any business user can, with the help of Clare, start using it. But it persists. So unlike just putting a search term in and getting a page of stuff back, a catalog has to persist. It has to persist. And so describe, now that you have that in place with Clare, as John asked, where does it go? So many use cases. Actually, I'll give you a little preview tomorrow. I'll do the closing keynote. And usually what I do, closing keynote is all about futures. So actually it's a whole demo on Clare, where we are taking Clare to the whole next level. That's a great example. You know, building data supply chains. You know, it's a manual activity that you have to do. With the help of the catalog, we actually understand the system architecture. So if you want to add new sources of data or change anything you want to do, you don't have to go through those steps again. We will surface it to you, and we'll tell you what to do. In fact, tomorrow I'll show what we call a self-integrating system. It'll happen by itself. You have to just go and say, whether I agree or not agree, and the machine learns. Next time it gets smarter and smarter. Or in the context of governance, if a new policy comes up in an enterprise, the biggest challenge is, how do I even know what the impact of the new policy is? Look at GDPR right now. So with the help of Clare, we can understand across the entire enterprise, what would be the impact of that policy across different functions and what the gaps are. Those are the kind of places we are taking Clare towards more bigger business-driven initiatives. In fact, tomorrow there'll be a whole demo on that one. I mean, GDPR is interesting because it really exposes who's ready, who has had invested there, the engineering and data, understands the data. So that's clear.  And we talk about this all the time with you guys, so it's not new to us. But it is new to the fact that some people are right now sitting there going, oh no, I need to do something. How is Informatica going to help me if I have a GDPR awakening? Oh man, I got to do something. We'll just call you up and do the roll-in, the catalog, do I? That's a great place to begin, by the way. So GDPR, by the way, is a data problem. So GDPR is not necessarily a compliance security problem because you want to understand which data pass through boundaries, who's accessing it, it's a true data problem.  And so you begin with the catalog and then we have three products that help in the GDPR journey. The catalog, secured source, and the data governance axon product. And again, each company's GDPR implications are slightly different. And there are companies, as I said, like PayPal that are using our products to run the GDPR activity right now. So we are seeing that going through the roof. And in fact, one of the big use cases for catalog has been in the context of governance and GDPR. I was talking about the trends that are impacting you guys. Again, I was saying earlier, the tailwind for you guys, the timing's perfect. Multi-cloud, hybrid cloud. I'd say hybrid cloud is probably in its second year, maybe third year hype, but now multi-cloud is real. You have announced Azure relationship. You guys have a growing ecosystem opportunity. How are you guys looking at this? It's really emergent. It's happening right now. How are you guys targeting the ecosystem, whether it's business development, partnerships, joint product development, go to market or and or on the business side. What's the orientation? What's the posture? Are you guys taking a certain approach, expecting certain growth? What's the update on ecosystem, the global partner landscape? You know, the way we think about ourselves is that we've been the Switzerland of data always. And customers, actually, I always say, it's always customer backed. You solve for the customer, everything goes good. Customers expect us to do that. And customers are going to be in a heterogeneous world. Nobody's going to ever pick one stack. You know, you all know right there, customers who are still large enterprises still running mainframe for some processing and they're all the way using new platforms for IoT.  So they naturally expect us to be a Switzerland of data across the board and that's our overall strategy. We will always be there for them. In that context, we have learned the art of working with every ecosystem. So you saw Azure today and we are very close partners, hundreds of customers, Amazon, hundreds of customers, Google's coming up, salesforce.com always. So we, Adobe, tomorrow you'll have Adobe. You'll be the coot of a cloud player. And you know, I always look at this way. If you solve for the customer, everybody will work with you. And I think they're doing meaningful work. So that has been our strategy. But what we have done two very different things is that we've gone deep in terms of product integration. I mean, you saw today, we're making it easy from a customer experience point of view to get these jobs done, right? If you're spinning up a data warehouse in the cloud, you don't want to repeat the mistakes of the last 20 years. So now it's a five clicks, you should go to go. That's an area we've invested a lot to make sure that those experiences are a lot simpler and easier and very native. We had Bruce, just not early, he was implying that you guys have significant R&D. He was trying to get me to get to the number. I think it was on Twitter. I think, I'll ask Neil, I think he's out there already. But it's not so much the numbers, but it's about the investment and the mindset you guys have for R&D. I know you went private with a private equity company. We talked about that. You guys are growing. This is a growth company. You need R&D. What is the priorities? How are you looking at that? How would you talk to the industry and customers about your R&D priorities? Well, I'll tell you, we've been very blessed. And I think our investors, I think Bruce, when we sit at the board meeting, we always joke around, they have never skimmed on investing in products. And I think, look, we've been, our belief is that we are the innovation leader in our markets.  And the only way you do it, where you innovate and innovate means we invest. And I tell you, we've been very fortunate that the investment in products has continuously increased every year. I mean, this year, forget just the products and technologies. We made, John, double digit million dollar investments in building a brand new hosting architecture across the globe. In America's, in Amia, in APJ, and we benchmark ourselves against the Amazons and the Azures of the world, not our competitors. So not just products, but taking the cloud infrastructure across the globe, most secure, most, absolutely. Well, I mean, we run our own stuff, but we leverage both AWS and Azure in that context. But the goal is that we can be in the countries because data should not leave some of those countries. We comply to the biggest regulations. So we've made lots of investment. And hence, we could also innovate and get into new product categories. When you see, we have a whole new cloud architecture out there, catalog, security, these are all brand new markets that actually some of them have all come out since we went private. Actually, more innovation has come out of Informatica since we went private than in the three years previous to going private. So, Neil, let's play a game. Let's say that the catalog doing very well. Let's say that you work with Microsoft, working with AWS. You actually are successful at establishing a standard for how we think about data catalogs in a hybrid multicod world. Combine that with R&D and products. If you have in a data-first world where the next generation of applications are going to be data-first, that catalog gives you an inside edge to an enormous number of new application forms. How far does Informatica go? Well, that's a great question. I mean, I think, I genuinely believe that in some ways, we are barely scratching the opportunity in front of us. I mean, none of us have seen where this world will go. I mean, who would have imagined? Think of all the trends that have happened in front. Look at the world of social, where it has to be brought to bear. I genuinely think that, look, each company that I talk to, each customer I talk to, and I talk to hundreds of customers across the year, they all want to become a tech company. They all want to be an Amazon or a Google. And they realize that they will not become an Amazon Google by replicating them. The best way they can become an Amazon Google is to figure out all of the data they have and start using it, right? Institutionalizing their work around their data. So that's where the catalog becomes very handy. It's a great first step to begin that. And in that context, there are Fortune 5,000, there's Fortune 10,000, there are mid-market customers. I think we have just literally scratched the surface of that. Do you envision catalog-driven applications that get into, with the Informatica brand on them? Absolutely, so we actually have a great course. We actually made the catalog, the rest API-driven. So there are customers who are building their applications on the catalog. In fact, I'll give you a preview of that. Tomorrow I'll show a demo where Cognizant took our catalog, took Clare, within the catalog, used Microsoft's chatbot to create a complete third-party custom application called a data concierge, where you can go ask for data. So it's Microsoft chatbot, our Clare engine, and a custom app written by. So the world where I see is that it will be, that is a central nervous system of the platform and enough custom apps will be written. It's a real enabler. So I got to ask them and I've got a lot of, not a lot of time left to meet, but I want to get thoughts on cloud-native with containers, you don't have to kill the old to bring in the new. And what you guys are doing is with on-prem and some of the coolness, ease of use around getting the data cataloged in with the metadata, you're enabling potentially developers. Where does this lead us with containers, microservices, service meshes? Because that's right around the corner. It's happening as we speak, I mean, so we rewrote the cloud platform I just talked about. It's completely microservices based, completely. We had to, we had a whole cloud platform, we basically said we're going to rewrite the whole thing. Microservices based, and it's containerized. So the idea is that A microservices give you agility as we all very well. No, we can innovate a lot faster. And with the help of containers, you can just rapidly scale. I mean, rapidly deploy. You can test them, becomes a whole lot easy. I mean, today's cycle is so short. Customers want to do things rapidly. So we are just really helping them be able to do that. You see the data actually being an input into the development process. Oh, absolutely. Via microservices and service meshes. I mean, if you don't do that, you don't know what you're building. It's going to be a data first world. My, going back to my point, I think there's an opportunity for you guys to then go to the marketplace with some thought leadership about what does it mean to build data first applications. Historically, we start with a process and we imagine with the data structure to look like we put it in a database. And it was all the plumbing about integration and integration. You guys are saying, get your data assets, get your data objects rendered inside the catalog and think about the new ways you can put them to work and you think of your code as the mechanism by which that happens. Flips everything on its ear. It's a data first world and a data first approach to building applications seems like it's an appropriate next conversation. That, I agree with that. And that's a big opportunity. And obviously there's a task at hand to make sure we can help educate everyone to get there. And I think, you know, it'll take some time, but of course, that's the, anything which is easy is not interesting. It's a hard problem that where you basically, you solve and you kind of make it a big industry. I mean, it's great to see you. We feel like we've been following the journey of the success of you guys. We've been talking to go back four years. You can go back to thecube.net, look at the tape. You can see the conversations. You guys stayed on task, great product team. Great, you guys are taking some butt out there. Congratulations. Final question for you to put you on the spot. Biggest surprise this year for you. What's, obviously the catalog you mentioned has been taken off. What surprised you? Anything jump out in terms of successes, speed bumps on the road, architecture, trends? What's the big surprise? You know, I think I'm actually very warmed up by seeing, I talked about the day zero. It is a data-driven world where we see so many customers looking to come here. We've become the biggest data conference of the industry. In fact, we were reflecting. Informatica World has become the biggest accumulation of people who think data first. And I think that has been more than any technology. To me, at the end of the day, look, as much technology will come and stay. I'm a big believer. It's people that make the difference. And I think seeing all of those people here, seeing them make contributions, learn, and drive change has been my biggest, not only a positive surprise, but biggest gratification that I've seen out of my work. And the emphasis of not having such a big hype. I mean, getting excited about new technology is one thing, but the rubber's got to hit the road. You got to have real performance, the real software, real results. Because the pressure of scale, fast, time to market, all that stuff. Congratulations. Great to see you. I'm John Furrier, president here at Informatica on products and strategic ecosystem. I'm sure he's going to continue to be busy over the next year when we see him, certainly in the next CUBE event. I mean, great to see you. I'm John Furrier, Peter Burris. Live here at Informatica World 2018, it's the largest data first conference in the planet. We'll be right back with more after this short break.


There is one practice that will benefit your business, your authentic business, and your creativity more than just about anything else, which is the discipline of consistent content creation. Whether you choose to do videos or whether you choose to write, I encourage you to make it a discipline. Don't just always be thinking, oh, if I make videos, then I should get more clients. If I write, then maybe I'll get more visitors to my website. Trying to get my phone to stay put. I might have to hold it. Do it because the discipline is beneficial for its own sake. The discipline will translate into many other benefits in your business and in your life. Make it a discipline. Don't think so much about the rewards of content, which will come. But let me give you a couple of example stories that might be inspiring to you. One of the most popular content creators, most respected ones, Seth Godin, has been blogging consistently since 2002. Think about that. 17 years. Now, what's even more remarkable is he did it for two years before he got any consistent engagement with his content. Anybody who's consistently liking or sharing his stuff. Yeah, I'm sure he got occasional likes and shares here and there. But you can look back on his entire blog archives, which is what I did. I kind of did a quick study on it. And I noticed that for the first years blog posts, relatively few. Now, of course, now that he's so famous, people do go back to his original ones and probably liked and loved some of them. But I did the study a couple of years ago and it took two years before his consistency started to pay off. And then more than that, it took another six years or took eight years. It took eight years of consistent blogging before he got. He really made it big time. I'm only in let's see four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. I'm only in my sixth year of consistent content and really 20 mid 2015 was when I really got consistent with it 2014 was still kind of sporadic. So what about you? Have you been doing it consistently for two years? Probably not. And so I and I urge you to commit to this consistency of content as a discipline worthwhile in itself. If you're going to just be disciplined on anything, right, you could be disciplined about practicing a musical instrument, wonderful. Maybe discipline about exercise. That's important. But when it comes to your business, what do you can be disciplined about? Let it be content because the content has so many other benefits before you start to make an impact and start to get clients and start to make money from content. Before that, all that happens. You're going to have the chance in creating content to explore your ideas and to create ideas to create all the combinations of ideas that you have read in your lifetime and you've studied, you've watched, you've thought about. Okay. And also practicing being public with yourself without even without anybody watching, just practicing being public, either in video or in writing. Just practicing the confidence of that is so important and so beneficial in other ways. And then then may you be blessed one day, you know, one year, you'll start to make impact and you'll start to get clients make money from your content. If you learn how to do content distribution, like with Facebook ads, these things will happen sooner. The impact will happen a lot sooner. But whether or not you do that, make it a discipline to create and publish content. You will not regret it. It will create so many other benefits for you. Okay. You're going to be creating a body of work as well. So the blog post that I'm going to be posting today. What is it June? June 3rd. June 4th. I can't get can't even get the date straight. June 4th. I think it is will be about the rhythm of content creation. And you can go to my blog for that and I'll share with you what my rhythm is. But more importantly, I'll give you some guidance on how you might want to create your rhythm. So go for it. Commit to the consistency of content creation and publishing. And everything else will tend to follow. Blessings.


CHAPTER 47 And thus, after all, did Frank perform his great duty. He did marry money, or rather, as the wedding has not yet taken place, and is indeed, as yet hardly talked of, we should more properly say that he had engaged himself to marry money. And then, such a quantity of money, the scattered wealth greatly exceeded the dunstable wealth, so that our hero may be looked on as having performed his duties in a manner deserving the very highest commendation from all classes of the Ducorsi connection. And he received it, but that was nothing. That he should be fated by the Ducorsi's ingressions, now that he was about to do his duty by his family in so exemplary a manner, that he should be patted on the back, now that he no longer meditated that vile crime which had been so abhorrent to his mother's soul. This was only natural. This is hardly worthy of remark. But there was another to be fated, another person to be made a personage, another blessed human mortal about to do her duty by the family of Gresham in a manner that deserved and should receive Lady Arabella's warmest caresses. Dear Mary, it was indeed not singular that she should be prepared to act so well, seeing that in early youth she had had the advantage of an education in the Gresham's renursary, but not on that account was it the less fitting that her virtue should be acknowledged, eulogized, nay all but worshiped. How the party at the doctor's got itself broken up, I am not prepared to say. Frank, I know, stayed and dined there, and his poor mother, who would not retire to rest till she had kissed him and blessed him, and thanked him for all that he was doing for the family, was kept waiting in her dressing-room till a very unreasonable hour of the night. It was the squire who brought the news up to the house. Arabella, he said, in a low but somewhat solemn voice, you will be surprised at the news I bring you. Mary Thorn is the heiress to all the scattered property. Oh, heavens, Mr. Gresham! Yes indeed, continued the squire, so it is, it is very, very. The lady Arabella had fainted. She was a woman who generally had her feelings and her emotions much under her control, but what she now heard was too much for her. When she came to her senses the first words that escaped her lips were, Dear Mary! But the household had to sleep on the news before it could be fully realized. The squire was not by nature a mercenary man. If I have it all succeeded in putting his character before the reader, he will be recognized as one not overattached to money for money's sake. But things had gone so hard with them the world had become so rough, so ungracious, so full of thorns, the want of means had become an evil so keenly felt in every hour that it cannot be wondered at that his dreams at night should be of a golden Elysium. The wealth was not coming to him, true, but his chief sorrow had been for his son. Now that son would be his only creditor. It was as though mountains of marble had been taken from off his bosom. But Lady Arabella's dreams flew away at once into the seventh heaven. Sworded as they certainly were, they were not absolutely selfish. Frank would now certainly be the first commoner in Barsature. Of course she would represent the county. Of course there would be the house in town. It wouldn't be her house, but she was contented that the grandeur should be that of her child. He would have heaven knows what to spend per annum. And that it should come through Mary Thorn.  She will, of course, be one now, said Beatrice to her sister. With her, at the present moment, one, of course, met one of the mevy that was to attend her at the altar. Oh, dear! How nice! I shan't know what to say to her tomorrow morning, but I know one thing. What is that? asked Augusta. She will be as mild and as meek as the little dove. If she and the doctor had lost every shilling in the world, she would have been as proud as an eagle. It must be acknowledged that Beatrice had had the wit to read Mary's character right. But Augusta was not quite pleased with the whole affair. Not that she begrudged her brother his luck or Mary her happiness, but her ideas of right and wrong, perhaps we should rather say Lady Amelia's ideas, would not be fairly carried out. After all, Beatrice, this does not alter her birth. I know it is useless saying anything to Frank. Why, you wouldn't break both their hearts now. I don't want to break their hearts, certainly, but there are those who put their dearest and warmest feelings under restraint, rather than deviate from what they know to be proper. Poor Augusta! She was the stern professor of the order of this philosophy, the last in the family who practiced with unflinching courage its cruel behests, the last always accepting the Lady Amelia. And how slept Frank that night? With him at least, let us hope, nay, let us say boldly that his happiest thoughts were not of the wealth which he was to acquire. But yet it would be something to restore a boxall-hilled Gresham spree, something to give back to his father those rumpled vellum documents, since the departure of which the squire had never had a happy day, nay, something to come forth again to his friends as a gay, young country squire, instead of as a farmer, clod-compelling for his bread. We would not have thought him to be better than he was, nor would we wish to make him of other stuff than nature generally uses. His heart did exult at Mary's wealth, but it leaped higher still when he thought of purer joys. And what shall we say of Mary's dreams? With her it was altogether what she should give, not at all what she should get. Frank had loved her so truly when she was so poor, such an utter castaway. Frank who had ever been the heir of Gresham spree, Frank who with his beauty and spirit and talents might have won the smiles of the richest, the grandest, the noblest, what lady's heart would not have rejoiced to be allowed to love her Frank. But he had been true to her through everything. Ah! How often she thought of that hour, when suddenly appearing before her he had strained her to his breast, just as she had resolved how best to bear the deathlike chill of his supposed estrangements. She was always thinking of that time. She fed her love by recurring over and over again to the altered feeling of that moment. And now she could pay him for his goodness. Pay him? No, that would be a base word, a base thought. Her payment must be made, if God would so grant it, in many, many years to come. But her store, such as it was, should be emptied into his lap. It was soothing to her pride that she would not hurt him by her love, that she would bring no injury to the old house. Dear, dear Frank, she murmured, as her waking dreams conquered at last by sleep, gave way to those of the fairy world. But she thought not only of Frank, dreamed not only of him. What had he not done for her, that uncle of hers, who had been more loving to her than any father? How was he too to be paid? Paid indeed. Love can only be paid in its own coin. It knows of no other legal tender. Well, if her home was to be Greshamsbury, at any rate she would not be separated from him. What the doctor dreamed of that, neither he nor anyone ever knew. Why, uncle, I think you've been asleep, said Mary to him that evening, as he moved for a moment uneasily on the sofa. He had been asleep for the last three quarters of an hour. But Frank, his guest, had felt no offence. No, I've not exactly been asleep, said he, but I'm very tired. I wouldn't do it all again, Frank, to double the money. You haven't got any more tea, have you, Mary? On the following morning Beatrice was, of course, with her friend. There was no awkwardness between them in meeting. Beatrice had loved her when she was poor, and though they had not lately thought alike on one very important subject, Mary was too gracious to impute that to Beatrice as a crime. You will be one now, Mary. Of course you will. If Lady Arabella will let me come. Oh, Mary, let you! Do you remember what you said once about coming and being near me? I have so often thought of it, and now, Mary, I must tell you about Caleb. And the young lady settled herself on the sofa, so as to have a comfortable long talk. Beatrice had been quite right. Mary was as meek with her, and as mild as a dove. And then patience Oriole came. My fine, young, darling, magnificent, overgrown heiress, said patience embracing her. My breath deserted me, and I was nearly stunned when I heard of it. How small we shall all be, my dear! I am quite prepared to toadie to you immensely, but pray be a little gracious to me for the sake of Alt Langzine. Mary gave her a long, long kiss. Yes, for Alt Langzine patience, when you took me away under your wing to Richmond. Patience also had loved her when she was in her trouble, and that love too should never be forgotten. But the great difficulty was Lady Arabella's first meeting with her. I think I'll go down to where after breakfast said her ladyship to Beatrice, as the two were talking over the matter while the mother was finishing her toilet. I am sure she will come up, if you like it, mamma. She is entitled to every courtesy, as Franks accepted bride, you know, said Lady Arabella. I would not for worlds fail in any respect to her for his sake. She will be glad enough for her to come, I am sure, said Beatrice. I was talking with Caleb this morning, and he says the matter was of importance, and Lady Arabella gave it her most mature consideration. The manner of receiving it to one's family, and Eris, whose wealth is to cure all one's difficulties, disperse all one's troubles, give a balm to all the wounds of misfortune, must, under any circumstances, be worthy of much care. But when that Eris has been already treated as Mary had been treated, I must see her at any rate before I go to Corsi, said Lady Arabella. Are you going to Corsi, mamma? Oh, certainly, yes. I must see my sister-in-law now. You don't seem to realize the importance, my dear, of Frank's marriage. He will be in a great hurry about it, and indeed I cannot blame him. I expect that they will all come here. Who, mamma, to the Corsis? Yes, of course. I shall be very much surprised if the Earl does not come now, and I must consult my sister-in-law as to asking the Duke of Omnium. Poor Mary! And I think it will perhaps be better, continued Lady Arabella, that we should have a larger party than we intended at your affair. The Countess, I'm sure, would come now. We couldn't put it off for ten days, could we, dear? Put it off ten days? Yes, it would be convenient. I don't think Mr. Orile would like that at all, mamma. You know he has made all his arrangements for his Sundays. Sure. The idea of the Parsons Sundays being allowed to have any bearing on such a matter as Frank's wedding would now become. Why, they would have how much? Between twelve and fourteen thousand a year? Lady Arabella, who had made her calculations a dozen times during the night, had never found it to be much less than the larger some. Mr. Orile's Sundays, indeed. After much doubt, Lady Arabella acceded to her daughter's suggestion that Mary should be received at Greshamsbury instead of being called on at the doctor's house. If you think she won't mind the coming up first at her ladyship, I certainly could receive her better here. I should be more, more, more able, you know, to express what I feel. We had better go into the big drawing-room today, Beatrice, will you remember to tell Mrs. Richards? Oh, certainly was Mary's answer when Beatrice, with the voice a little trembling, proposed to her to walk up to the house. Certainly I will, if Lady Arabella will receive me. Only one thing, Tritchie. What's that, dearest? Frank will think that I come after him. Never mind what he thinks. To tell you the truth, Mary, I often call upon patients for the sake of finding Caleb. That's all fair now, you know. Mary very quietly put on her straw bonnet, and said she was ready to go up to the house. Beatrice was a little fluttered and showed it. Mary, perhaps, was a good deal fluttered, but she did not show it. She had thought a good deal of her first interview with Lady Arabella, of her first return to the house, but she had resolved to carry herself as though the matter were easy to her. She would not allow it to be seen, that she felt she had brought with her digressions free comfort, ease, and renewed opulence. So she put on her straw bonnet and walked up with Beatrice. Everybody about the place had already heard the news. The old woman at the lodge curtsied low to her. The gardener who was mowing the lawn. The butler who opened the front door. He must have been watching Mary's approach, had manifestly put on a clean white netcloth for the occasion. "'God bless you once more, Miss Thorn,' said the old man and a half whisper. Mary was somewhat troubled for everything seemed in a manner to bow down to her. And why should not everything bow down before her, seeing that she was, in truth, the owner of Gresham spree?' And then a servant in livery would open the big drawing-room door. This rather upset both Mary and Beatrice. It became almost impossible for Mary to enter the room, just as she would have done two years ago. But she got through the difficulty with much self-control. "'Mama, here's Mary,' said Beatrice. Norba's Lady Arabella quite mistress of herself, although she had studied minutely how to bear herself. "'Oh, Mary, my dear Mary, what can I say to you?' And then, with a handkerchief to her eyes, she ran forward and hid her face on Miss Thorn's shoulders. "'What can I say? Can you forgive me my anxiety for my son?' "'How do you do, Lady Arabella?' said Mary.  If I have seemed unkind to you, it has been through love to him.' "'All these things are over now,' said Mary. Mr. Gresham told me yesterday that I should be received as Frank's future wife, and so, you see, I have come.' And then she slipped through Lady Arabella's arms and sat down, meekly down, on a chair. In five minutes she had escaped with Beatrice into the school room, and was kissing the children and turning over the new true soul. They were, however, soon interrupted, and there was perhaps some other kissing besides that of the children. "'You have no business in here at all,' Frank said Beatrice. "'Has he, Mary?' "'None in the world, I should think. See what he has done to my poplin. I hope you won't have your things treated so cruelly. He'll be careful enough about them.' "'Is Oriole a good hand at packing up finery, eh, Beatrice?' asked Frank. He is, at any rate, too well behaved to spoil it. Beatrice Mary was again made at home in the household of Greshamsbury. Lady Arabella did not carry out her little plan delaying the Oriole wedding. Her idea had been to add some grandeur to it, in order to make it a more fitting precursor of that other greater wedding, which was to follow so soon in its wake. But this, with the assistance of the Countess, she found herself able to do without interfering with poor Mr. Oriole's Sunday arrangements. The Countess herself, with the ladies Alexandrina and Margarita, now promised to come even to this first affair, and for the other, the whole D'Corsi family would turn out, Count and Countess, lords and ladies, honorable Georges and honorable Johns? What honour indeed could be too great to show to a bride who had fourteen thousand a year in her own right, or to a cousin who had done his duty by securing such a bride to himself? If the duke be in the country, I am sure he will be happy to come, said the Countess. Of course he will be talking to Frank about politics. I suppose the squire won't expect Frank to belong to the old school now. Frank of course will judge for himself for Zyna, with his position, you know. And so things were settled at Corsi Castle. And then Beatrice was wedded and carried off to the lakes. Only as she had promised did stand near her, but not exactly in the gingham frock of which she had once spoken. She wore on that occasion, but it will be too much perhaps to tell the reader what she wore as Beatrice's bridesmaid, seeing that a couple of pages at least must be devoted to her marriage dress, and seeing also that we have only a few pages to finish everything, the list of visitors, the marriage settlements, the dress, and all included. It was in vain that Mary endeavored to repress Lady Arabella's ardor for grand doings. After all, she was to be married from the doctor's house, and not from Greshamsbury, and it was the doctor who should have invited the guests, but in this matter he did not choose to oppose her ladyship spirit, and she had it all her own way. What can I do? said he to Mary. I have been contradicting her in everything for the last two years. The least we can do is to let her have her own way now in a trifle like this. But there was one point on which Mary would let nobody have his or her own way. On which the way to be taken was very manifestly to be her own. This was touching the marriage settlements. It must not be supposed that if Beatrice were married on a Tuesday Mary could be married on the Tuesday week following. Ladies with twelve thousand a year cannot be disposed of in that way, and bridegrooms who do their duty by marrying money often have to be kept waiting. It was spring, the early spring, before Frank was made altogether a happy man. But a word about the settlements. On this subject the doctor thought he would have been driven mad, messes slow and by the while as the lawyers of the Gresham Spree family. It will be understood that Mr. Gaysby's law business was of quite a different nature, and his work as regarded Gresham Spree was now nearly over. Messes slow and by the while declared that it would never do for them to undertake a loan to draw out the settlements. An heiress such as Mary must have lawyers of her own, half a dozen at least, according to the apparent opinion of Messes slow and by the while, and so the doctor had to go to other lawyers, and they had again to consult Sir Abraham and Mr. Snilam on a dozen different heads. If Frank became tenet entail in right of his wife, but under his father, would he be able to grant leases for more than twenty-one years? And if so, to whom would the right of trover belong? As to Flotsam and Jetsam there was a little property, Mr. Critic, on the seashore, that was a matter that had to be left unsettled at the last. Such points as these do take a long time to consider. All this bewildered the doctor sadly, and Frank himself began to make accusations that he was to be done out of his wife altogether. But as we have said, there was one point on which Mary would have her own way. The lawyers might tie up, as they would on her behalf, all the money and shares and mortgages which had belonged to the late Sir Roger. With this exception, all that had ever appertained to Greshamspree should belong to Greshamspree again, not in perspective, not to her children, or to her children's children, but at once. Frank should be lord of Boxall Hill and his own right, and as to those other leans on Greshamspree, let Frank manage that with his father as he might think fit. She would only trouble herself to see that he was empowered to do as he did think fit. But, argued the ancient, respectable family attorney to the doctor, that amounts to two thirds of the whole estate. Two thirds, Dr. Thorne, it is preposterous, I should almost say impossible, and the scanty hairs on the poor man's head almost stood on end as he thought of the outrageous manner in which the heiress prepared to sacrifice herself. It will all be the same in the end, said the doctor, trying to make things smooth. Of course their joint object will be to put the Greshamspree property together again. But my dear sir, and then for twenty minutes the lawyer went on proving that it would by no means be the same thing, but nevertheless Mary Thorne did have her own way. In the course of the winter Lady DeCorsi tried very hard to induce the heiress to visit Corsi Castle, and this request was so backed by Lady Arabella that the doctor said he thought she might as well go there for three or four days, but here again Mary was obstinate. I don't see it at all, she said. If you make a point of it, or Frank or Mr. Gresham, I will go, but I can't see any possible reason. The doctor went so appeal to, would not absolutely say that he made a point of it, and Mary was tolerably safe as regarded Frank or the squire. If she went, Frank would be expected to go, and Frank disliked Corsi Castle almost more than ever. His aunt was now more than civil to him, and when they were together never ceased to complement him on the desirable way in which he had done his duty by the family. And soon after Christmas a visitor came to Mary and stayed a fortnight with her, one whom neither she nor the doctor had expected, and of whom they had not much more than heard. This was the famous Miss Dunstable. Birds of a feather flocked together, said Mrs. Rantaway, late Miss Gushing, when she heard of the visit. The railwayman's niece, if you can call her a niece, and the quack's daughter, will do very well together, no doubt. At any rate they can count their money-bags, said Mrs. Umblby. And in fact Mary and Miss Dunstable did get on very well together, and Miss Dunstable made herself quite happy at Greshamsbury, although some people, including Mrs. Rantaway, contrived to spread a report that Dr. Thorn, jealous of Mary's money, was going to marry her. "'I shall certainly come and see you turned off,' said Miss Dunstable, taking leave of her new friend. Miss Dunstable, it must be acknowledged, was a little too fond of slang. But then a lady with her fortune, and of her age, may be fond of almost whatever she pleases. And so by degrees the winter wore away, very slowly to Frank, as he declared often enough, and slowly perhaps to Mary also, though she did not say so. The winter wore away, and the chill, bitter, windy early spring came round. The comic almanacs give us dreadful pictures of January and February, but in truth the months which should be made to look gloomy in England are March and April. But no man boast himself that he has got through the perils of winter at least till the seventh of May. It was early in April, however, that the great doings were to be done at Greshamsbury. Not exactly on the first. It may be presumed that in spite of the practical, common-sense spirit of the age, very few people do choose to have themselves united on that day. But some day in the first week of that month was fixed for the ceremony, and from the end of February all through March Lady Arabella worked and strove in a manner that entitled her to profound admiration. It was at last settled that the breakfast should be held in the large dining-room at Greshamsbury. There was a difficulty about it which taxed Lady Arabella to the utmost, for in making the proposition she could not but seem to be throwing some slight on the house in which the heiress had lived. But when the affair was once open to Mary, it was astonishing how easy it became. Of course, said Mary, all the rooms in our house would not hold half the people you were talking about if they must come. Lady Arabella looked so beseechingly, nay so piteously, that Mary had not another word to say. It was evident that they must all come. The decorses to the fifth generation, the Duke of Omnium himself, and others in concatenation accordingly. But will your uncle be angry if we have the breakfast up here? He has been so very handsome to Frank that I wouldn't make him angry for all the world. If you don't tell him anything about it, Lady Arabella, he'll think that it is all done properly. He will never know if he's not told that he ought to give the breakfast and not you. Won't he, my dear? And Lady Arabella looked her admiration for this very talented suggestion. And so the matter was arranged, the doctor never knew, till Mary told him some year or so afterwards, that he had been remiss in any part of his duty. And who was asked of the wedding? In the first place we have said that the Duke of Omnium was there. This was, in fact, the one circumstance that made this wedding so superior to any other that had ever taken place in that neighborhood. The Duke of Omnium never went anywhere, and yet he went to Mary's wedding. And Mary, when the ceremony was over, absolutely found herself kissed by a Duke. "'Dearest Mary,' exclaimed Lady Arabella, in her ecstasy of joy, when she saw the honor that was done to her daughter-in-law. "'I hope we shall induce you to come to Gatherham Castle soon,' said the Duke to Frank. "'I shall be having a few friends there in the autumn. Let me see. I declare I have not seen you since you were good enough to come to my collection. It wasn't bad fun, was it?' Frank was not very cordial with his answer. He had not quite reconciled himself to the difference of his position. When he was treated as one of the collection at Gatherham Castle he had not married money. It would be vain to enumerate all the decoracies that were there. There was the Earl, looking very gracious, and talking to the squire about the county. And there was Lord Porlock, looking very ungracious, and not talking to anybody about anything. And there was the Countess, who for the last week passed had done nothing but pat Frank on the back whenever she could catch him. And there were the ladies Alexandrina, Margherita, and Salina, smiling at everybody, and the Honorable George talking in whispers to Frank about his widow. Not such a catch as yours, you know, but something extremely snug, and have it all my own way too, old fellow, or I shan't come to the scratch. And the Honorable John prepared to toadie Frank about his string of hunters, and the Lady Amelia by herself, not quite contented with these democratic nuptials.  But before Lady Amelia had left Greshamsbury, Augusta was quite at a loss to understand how there could be need for so much conversation between her cousin and Mr. Mortimer Gaysby. And there were many more decoracies whom to enumerate would be much too long. But the Bishop of the Diocese and Mrs. Proudie were there. A hint had even been given that his lordship would himself condescend to perform the ceremony, if this should be wished, but that work had already been anticipated by a very old friend of the Greshams. Archdeacon Grantley, the rector of plums that Episcopie had long since undertaken this part of the business, and the knot was eventually tied by the joint efforts of himself and Mr. Oriole. Mrs. Grantley came with him, and so did Mrs. Grantley's sister, the new dean's wife. The dean himself was at the time, unfortunately, absent at Oxford. And all the bakers and the jacksons were there. The last time they had all met together under the squire's roof was on the occasion of Frank's coming of age. The present gala doings were carried on in a very different spirit. That had been a very poor affair. But this was worthy of the best days of Greshamsbury. Occasion also had been taken of this happy moment to make up or rather to get rid of the last shreds of the last feud that had so long separated Dr. Thorn from his own relatives. The thorns of Ullathorn had made many overtures in a covert way. But our doctor had contrived to reject them. They would not receive Mary, as their cousin said he, and I will go nowhere that she cannot go. But now, this was all altered. Mrs. Gresham would certainly be received in any house in the county. And thus Mr. Thorn of Ullathorn, an amiable, popular old bachelor, came to the wedding, and so did his maiden sister, Miss Monica Thorn, than whose no kind of heart glowed through all barcature. My dear, said she to Mary, kissing her, and offering her some little tribute, I am very glad to make your acquaintance very—it was not her fault, she added, speaking to herself, and now that she will be Gresham, that need not be any longer thought of. Nevertheless could Miss Thorn have spoken her inward thoughts out loud? She would have declared that Frank would have done better to have borne his poverty than Mary wealth without blood. But then there are but few so staunch as Miss Thorn, perhaps none in that county, always accepting Lady Amelia. And Miss Dunstable also was a bridesmaid. Oh, no, said she when asked, you should have them young and pretty. But she gave way when she found that Mary did not flatter her by telling her that she was either one or the other. The truth is, said Miss Dunstable, I have always been a little in love with your Frank, and so I shall do it for his sake. There were but four, the other two were the Gresham twins. Lady Arabella exerted herself greatly in framing hints to induce Mary to ask some of the decorsi ladies to do her so much honour, but on this head Mary would please herself. Rank, said she to Beatrice with a curl on her lip, has its drawbacks and must put up with them. And now I find that I have not one page, not half a page, for the wedding dress. But what matters? Will it not all be found written in the columns of the morning post? Thus Frank married money and became a great man. Let us hope that he will be a happy man. As the time of the story has been brought down so near to the present era, it is not practicable for the novelist to tell much of his future career. When I last heard from Barsacher, it seemed to be quite settled that he is to take the place of one of the old members at the next election, and they say also that there is no chance of any opposition. I have heard, too, that there have been many very private consultations between him and various gentlemen of the county with reference to the hunt, and the general feeling is said to be that the hounds should go to Boxall Hill. At Boxall Hill the young people established themselves on their return from the continent, and that reminds me that one word must be said of Lady Scatchard.  But Lady Scatchard would not consent to this. I will come and see you sometimes, and then I shall enjoy myself. Yes, I will come and see you, and my own dear boy. The affair was ended by her taking Mrs. Opie Green's cottage, in order that she might be near the doctor, Mrs. Opie Green having married somebody. And of whom else must we say a word? Patience also, of course, got a husband, or will do so. Dear patience, it would be a thousand pitties that so good a wife should be lost to the world. Whether Miss Dunstable will ever be married, or Augusta Gresham, or Mr. Moffat, or any of the tribe of the Decorses, except Lady Amelia, I cannot say. They have all of them still their future before them, that Bridget was married to Thomas, that I am able to assert, for I know that Janet was very much put out by their joint desertion. Lady Arabella has not yet lost her admiration for Mary, and Mary in return behaves admirably. Another event is expected, and her ladyship is almost as anxious about that as she was about the wedding. A matter you know of such importance in the county, she whispered to Lady Decorsi. Nothing can be more happy than the intercourse between the squire and his son. What their exact arrangements are, we need not specially inquire, but the demon of pecuniary embarrassment has lifted his black wings from the demean of Gresham's spree. And now we have but one word left for the doctor. If you do not come and dine with me, said the squire to him, when they found themselves both deserted, mind I shall come and dine with you, and on this principle they seem to act. Dr. Thorn continues to extend his practice to the great disgust of Dr. Philgrave, and when Mary suggested to him that he should retire, he almost boxed her ears. He knows the way, however, to Boxall Hill as well as he ever did, and is willing to acknowledge that the tea there is almost as good as it ever was at Gresham's spree. End of Chapter 47. End of Dr. Thorn. Read by Nicholas Clifford.


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There's a wit a volpe and a jordan walker so far I want to see an orange auto now first woman speckle danity andrade 186 of 299 Demission eric hernandez bowman chrome prospect auto So first woman base auto eric hernandez Invicta rick helvin decastro So jose ramos it came to the league Ezekiel duran Oh, yeah, we pulled a few we pulled a handful of one-on-ones tonight Certain products you see more frequently too But when you're up a lot like like we do what we break a lot so You should see a few one-on-ones tonight depending on what you're breaking pink fuchsia first woman james triantos 35 of 199 Daniel vazquez first woman base auto rookie refractor gavin sheets Gonna be numbered 55 of 499 Colton couser it came to the league eggy risario shimmer first woman lan auto balkazar aqua ezekiel tovar number 25 of 125 first woman base auto alexander alvayas purple refractor ahenry mendez 218 of 250 first woman base auto drew baker shimmer first woman louise meza aqua fuchsia vapor or no, sorry not aqua, but pink fuchsia vapor brian akunja Number to 199 of the first bowman first woman base auto jorge varosa Invicta joshel bias seems like a hobby a lot of the base autos run together and then numbered autos run together as well All right box number 18 now almost the homestretch here joshua speckle first woman rain donkone 145 of 299 First woman base auto samuel munoz Solid base auto there color parallel rookie refractor edward cabrera Number 292 of 499 we got here Oh, this will be cool nick gonzalez laundry tag orange Just laundry tag here 125 That's pretty cool That'll be a game used fall league laundry tag nick gonzalez a new air logo on it. Yeah, that's what's up. That's game used green refractor mookie bets 40 of 99 first woman purple autos sedan a raffaella 239 of 250 great box here Get the raffaella magged There's a big name. Yeah, those fall league relics are really cool. They're all game used to which is awesome from the fall league shimmer jackson jobe last six boxes purple rookie redetmers numbered 48 of 250 first woman base auto diego valazquez a red shimmer coming up here victor accosta Red shimmer number 10 of 10 That's awesome That sleeve is not awesome There we go 10 of 10 red shimmer so an aqua red vapor and a red shimmer in the end one in each case so far Good stuff there. We'll get that one mag really really really low numbered parallel aqua vapor rookie mckenzie gore numbered 126 of 199 Guys, we're gonna get on some baseball breaks tomorrow Kenzie we have a lot of options. Kenzie's live at 10 a.m. Eastern. I'll be live at 5 p.m. Eastern Yeah, a lot of good stuff A lot of good stuff This weekend first woman base auto tana mcdougal victor nelson valazquez five more here a colton kousa refractor 403 of 499 first woman base auto willy vazquez rookie refractor sasa zuki Nice numbered say at 280 of 499 I wish I could carl wish I could I do want to go to win a weekend one year though rookie refractor josh low number. No, that's rookie short print josh low None numbered first woman base auto drew baker. That's uh, I think the third base drew baker here You're gonna go carl. You just stop by for a day shimmer marcello mire They got big names this year though. Not not not every time they'll have like Devers and like poppy and stuff usually they'll have like one draw like paedro or you know, I like padroia or something But having like the best retired player and like the best current player is pretty rare, I think Even when they won in 2018 like mookie wasn't there. Devers wasn't there. It was like jd Maybe zander. Uh, these are three Let's see if we have them in stock 2022 bowman chrome hobby 299 99 300 Atomic shades of greatness blaze jordan numbered 85 of 150 refractor auto cooper bowman 353 of 499 Bowman refractor bowman auto Oh, you got to go carl.  They'll be okay. I don't think they're really good Aqua pink vapor kurtis mead 68 of 125 first woman base auto michael garcia victor burnabell sam's guy warming burnabell Go to the wu socks. I mean, yes, seriously. You're gonna see raffaella Well, maybe raffaella. I don't know. I feel like they're gonna They're gonna trade either halka raffaella or something and try to get a starter Or maybe like ha song camera or something like that Uh, yeah, we did a lot of world cup breaks during the world cup. We haven't done many recently Got bennymont gummary refractor number 250 of 499 But we did a prism world cup mosaic road to the world cup nt road to the world cup eminence world cup We ran through most of what we had though first woman auto Juan Guerrero rookie fuchsia on ill cruise Number 221 of 299 Next soccer breaks will probably do is whenever whenever the next soccer product release is honestly major release green refractor harry ford Number 32 out of 99 rookie base auto tj fridel shimmer jon kenzie noel And base pack there. Okay last two boxes boxes 23 and 24 Had some nice parallels need I would love to see some big autos here for you joshua It's been decent with color, but need needs some nice first woman autos here blue refractor Pedro panetta Number 97 of 150 First woman base auto nelson valazquez Signed an interesting spot there fuchsia shimmer first woman drew baker 1 99 of 199 Oh a yellow orange first woman rodrick aureus numbered 60 of 75 very nice aureus First woman yellow auto leonardo balkazar nine of 75 There's a big big great mini box here with that aureus and the balkazar auto now Like that Victor densar guzman Last box Last box of the night First woman refractor drew baker a lot of drew baker in these couple cases 440 of 499 First woman refractor auto rossmann verdugo 455 of 499 Fuchsia giancarlo stanton numbered 156 of 299 All right last autos coming up shortly here rookie refractor read demers Well, that's ricky short print. Excuse me ricky short print read demers And first woman base autogirling confidant. That was the last hit. Maybe a nice color coming up shimmer first woman louise maza And that Is gonna do it. Let's do a recap Long break there. Let's do a recap for you joshua. Thank you again, buddy Hope you enjoyed had a couple nice cards there. It's a nice, uh color like refractors non autos Quite a few mags over here all the hits here Going confidant rossmann verdugo. There is a rodrick aureus orange yellow vapor to 75 on the base parallel there Nelson volasquez tj. Friedel Juan Guerrero michael garcia cooper bowman Drew baker willy vasquez. Diego volasquez Nick Gonzalez game used laundry tag the 25 Samuel muñoz. Jorge barosa drew baker alexander ovalles daniel um vasquez erick hernandez redemption Yankeel Fernandez ryan reckley kevin smith Gavin tonkle Jordana de los santos jarlon susana Uh jonathan mechia simon huan ian louis rain don cone yendri rojas yendri rojas kevin smith alexander suarez braxton fulvered uh nelson volasquez insert auto shades of greatness to 99 dana de andrade alexa hernandez the 299 drew baker cj rodriguez anthony guzilletes brother machandi cal conley kevin smith sebastian espino daniel macklevini Tyler collins liam spence red shimmer 10 of 10 victor acosta purple first woman auto sedana raffiella the 250 aqua red vapor yosuar garcia number three of five first woman base auto jackson choreo orange rookie bobby wit jr and a yellow first woman auto of leonardo balcazar nine of 75 thanks again josh well we will get these cards out to you in a bit