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"No," said Mrs Fyne "I rang the bell and told one of thethe hat and coat out of the cab And then aited"

I don't think that there ever was such waiting unless possibly in a jail

at so of an execution The servant

appeared with the hat and coat, and then, still as on theof an

execution, when the condemned, I believe, is offered a breakfast, Mrs

Fyne, anxious that the white-faced girl should s so her house for an interh raw

cold air in a damp four-wheeler--Mrs Fyne broke the awful silence: "You

really ," in her best resolute manner She

turned to the "odious person" with the same determination "Perhaps you

will sit down and have a cup of coffee, too"

The worthy "eht have been awed by

Mrs Fyne's pere him

then He sat down, provisionally, like a ainst his will in doubtful coraciously the cup

handed to hi sip or two and put it down

as if there were some moral contamination in the coffee of these