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"If you will only talk to him for ten minutes he will remove your

scruples,--satisfy you that all is as it should be," asserted Mrs

Sutton, more confidently to him than herself

"I trust it will be as you say--but credulity is not entleman at any hour you and he may see

fit to appoint"

"I will send MR CHILTON to you at once, then" Mrs, Sutton

collected the scattering reht deal a parting shot

"Winston is an AWFUL trial to h he never loses his

own," she ont to soliloquize, in the lack of a confidante to

whoeneral

untowardness His marked avoidance of Frederic's na She had rather he

had coupled it with opprobious epithets whenever he referred to hientleh and chilly tone, with Mabel's wooer, there was no telling what

ht be the result of the affair

"Don'tfor a while," she