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"All ers are a very dull class of people, and they know it; they rebel against it, but every hour it becomes more natural to be dull Very soon allbored, dreamy and dreary Then, as soon as it is dark, co sound of the sea; and I for one listen till I can bear it no longer, and so steal away to bed with a pain in as"

"Certainly, and you can think yourself happy, until gradually a contented cretinism steals over you, body and mind"

"No, no!" said Ethel enthusiastically "I shall do according to Swinburne-"'Have therefore in les North and South; And in hed at her dramatic attitude, and answered: "The soul of all the sea is a contented cretinism, Ethel But in ten days we may be in Yorkshire And then, entleman"

"I have strictly and positively proentleman"

"My dear Ethel, it is very seldoether'"

"I live in the land of good hope, Ruth, and my hopes will be realized"

"We shall see"