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prefer a good-looking wouarantee that she can train up a child in the way he should go Can't

you think of anybody else?"

"I don't see why you don't like Mrs Richie?" "I never said I didn't

like her," protested Dr Lavendar; "but she's a "

"Unless she ainst her"

"Widows don't always stay s, Willy"

"I don't believe she's thethat the deceased Richie was not the kind of husband

who receives the cos up! It's the bad husband and the good

wife that get cohed as he was expected to, but he stuck to his opinion

that Mrs Richie had had enough of husbands "And anyway, she's

devoted to her brother--though he doesn't come to see her very

often"

"There's another point," objected Dr Lavendar; "what kind of a rowled at hiainst

him"