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"Ad Helen's forest?" carowth tiiants of the wilderness this y? So with Helen, I have wishedelse to find out, What is protoplasm? Do you happen to know?"

"I'm afraid not"

"Neither does Helen--nor any one else"

Miss Reid'swith a nice girl

The place was shabby enough, with cracked and broken ceiling, n photographs, sketches put up with thus made it odd and attractive On a low couch piled with cushions lay Helen's mandolin and a banjo A plaster cast of so its neck doards the fireplace

"That's the Notre Dalance; "the other is the Lincoln Cathedral devil" She nodded at a wide-oyles?"

"Yes; that is--veryback to Helen's desk And then!

And then I heard quick steps outside They reached the door and paused I looked up eagerly "There's Helen now," said Miss Reid; "or else Cadge"

A tall girl burst into the roo to Miss Reid

"Kitty! Kitty!" she cried, in a voice of wonderful e, the other by the elevated station; waiting for me to pass, I do believe! And such crowds! They followed me! Look! Look! Down in the Square!"