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"Well!" said Mrs Withers co for a moment from her labours "Think of that!"

"The way I look at it," said Webster, "is that there's been so between our Miss B and this S Marlowe, and she's thought better of it and decided to stick to the man of her parent's choice She's chosen wealth and made up her mind to hand the humble suitor the mitten There was a rather siay Novelette I was reading in the train co down here, only that ended different For my part I'd be better pleased if our Miss B would let the cash go, and obey the dictates of her own heart; but these irls are all alike All out for the stuff, they are! Oh, well, it's none of h For beneath that iu Webster was a sentimentalist