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Sao up-stairs; but

so made him hesitate,--perhaps hisdown kissed her cheek Mrs Wright caught her breath

with astonishment, but the boy made no explanation He went on up to

his own rooain to

himself, "I had to come back" After a while he added "But I won't

bother her" He had already forgotten the two sore hearts down-stairs

The nexthe hurried to church; but Mrs Richie was not there,

and in his disappointlances as he was deaf to Dr Lavendar's serht family

dispersed for its customary Sunday afternoon nap The senior warden,

with The Episcopalian, as large as a small blanket, spread over

his face, slept heavily in the library; Mrs Wright dozed in her

bedroo her place in a closed voluirls wandered stealthily about the garden,

by their father's orders their weekly hymn The house was

still, and very hot All the afternoon young Saes of The Wealth of Nations, and brooding over

his failures: he could not reat draures; he could