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"Elbow-roo

Over all the roo the warm steam from the kettles, and a delicious

odor, and peace

Sara Lee had never heard of the word morale She would have been

astonished to have been told that she was helping the ht in that little house of ive--warmth and welcome, but above all a touch

of home

That night Henri did not co s her bits of French, until one o'clock

Then, the last dressing done, she went to the kitchen Marie was there,

with Maurice, the miller's son

"Has the captain returned?" she asked

"Not yet, mademoiselle"

"Leave a warm fire," Sara Lee said "He will probably coht Sara Lee stood in the

doorway after he had gone, looking out Farther along the line there

was a bo on She knehat a bombardment meant and

her brows contracted So

that, while Henri-She said a little additional prayer that night, which was that she

should have courage to say to his to do, and that it should not all be left to these s,

ill-clad peasant soldiers