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been lifted; the second half restling with the binoe

She had been a elve months when she met Mr Cresta Morris, and,

if the truth be told, Mr Cresta Morris entleman should look like than had the Professor Mr

Cresta Morris hite collars and beautiful ties, had a large gold

watch-chain over what the French call poetically a gilet de fantasie,

but which he, in his own hoe cigars, was bluff and hearty, spoke to the --he

was staying at Harrogate at the tie which she could understand Dian to realize that

the Professor had hardly spoken to her at all

Mr Cresta Morris was one of those individuals who employed a

vocabulary of a thousand words, with all of which Mrs Whitland was

well acquainted; he was also a iving confidence for confidence, told of the

house at Cae, the furniture, the library, the annuity of three

hundred pounds, earhter's education, but mistakenly

left to his wife for that purpose, also the four thousand three hundred

pounds invested in War Stock, which holly her own

Mr Cresta Morris becareeable than ever In three months

they were e had been

disposed of, the library dispersed, as arded as old-fashioned sold, and the relict of Professor

Whitland was installed in a house in Brockley