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I wonder where I shall go and live! Perhaps in Paris--unless, of course, Imarried In London all the married ones seemed to have a lovely time, and had not to bother with their husbandsof absolutely no consequence in e You were bound to love so chained to hi to be looked upon like et it over and then turn to the solid affairs of life But how she expected ed for me to see any one, I don't know

I asked her one day what I should do if I got to like sohed one of her horrid laughs, and said I should probably do as the rest of the world And what do they do, I wonder? Well, I suppose I shall find out some day

Of course there is the possibility that Christopher (do I like the name of Christopher, I wonder?)--well, that Christopher may not want to follow her will

He has known about it for years, I suppose, just as I have, but I believe men are queer creatures, and he may take a dislike to me I am not a type that would please every one My hair is too red--brilliant, dark, fiery red, like a chestnut when it tumbles out of its shell, only burnished like ht ugly, but, thank goodness! by some freak of nature mine are black and thick, and stick out when you look at ht of ether--but, as I said before, not a type to please every one

A combination I am that Mrs Carruthers assured eline," she often said, "you would do well to settle yourself in life as soon as possible Good girls don't have your coloring" So you see, as I a, it does not reen as pale e down at the corners with the Madonna expression of Cicely Parker, the vicar's daughter I do not know yet what is being good, or being bad; perhaps I shall find out when I am an adventuress, or married to Mr Carruthers