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dressed in her clothes, you could pass

yourself off to Dr. Moran as his own
child."

“ 1 think so too," said Wilifred.
“ Have you seen h e r ? a s k e d Mr.

Bolander. “ Have you ever seen her,
Peggy ? ”

“ Why, yes," answered Wilifred. 11 1

have.”
“ And what did you think of the like­

ness, Was it not like looking at your­
self in the glass?"

Wilifred nodded. If she tried to
speak, she was sure she would laugh.

“ Well, Miss Wilifred Is a lucky little
damsel. What, I wonder, would she

say to such a life as yours, Peggy? ”
t: She would say it is horrid, — per­

fectly horrid,” cried Wilifred, hotly.
“ And It is n't fair."

“ So It is n't,1" said Bolander, drawing