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But ith the lantern and the stars, there was light enough for

Willia to see the stray curl that blew across her forehead--

broas it? And yet, Williaht to be called brown He was solicitous lest he was

her walk too fast "I don't want your brother to think we don't

take care of you in Old Chester," he said; and in the starlight he

could see that her face flushed a little Then he repeated soossip, which amused her very ayety of her laugh

"There ought to be a better path for you up the hill," he said; "I

the

noiseless zigzag of light back and forth in front of her, and told

soain

When he left her at her own door she said with a sudden iive hed at her radiant face

It seemed to the doctor as he went down the hill, that he had had a

He could not recollect what they had talked

about, but he knew that they had agreed on every point "A very

intelligent lady," he said to hi as he entered the