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"Yea, I alad--I and my father and mother and Ephraim--that thee is

returned to Fair View," answered Truelove "And has thee truly no shoes of

plain and sober stuffs? These be audy"

"There's a pair of black callimanco," said the storekeeper reluctantly;

"but these of flowered silk would so become your feet, or this red-heeled

pair with the buckles, or this of fine morocco Did you think of h?"

"I prayed for thee every day," said Truelove simply,--"for thee and for

the sick man who had called thee to his side Let me see thy callimanco

shoes Thee knows that I ht the plainest footgear that his stock afforded

"They are of a very small size,--perhaps too set a larger pair from Mr Carter's store"

Truelove seated herself upon a convenient stool, and lifted her gray skirt

an inch above a slender ankle "Perchance they may not be too s and the whiteness of her soul two

dimples made their appearance above the corners of her pretty mouth

MacLean knelt to res an