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usually takes a great deal to upset them.
Then she cried,” went on the Doctor,

gravely. “ You know how seldom that
happens; and when I took her up, she

was trembling like a leaf, so I carried
her up to her room and told her to lie

down for an hour. It was not alto-

gether the clogs, either, for she was not
like herself before they jumped on her,

J noticed as we were driving home that

she seemed languid, and I could hardly
get a word out of her. Queer she

should run down so all of a suddeti.,”
“ I will send Estelle for her by and

by, and give her some quinine,'1 Mrs.

Moran said. “ She is a little run down,
perhaps, but i t ’s nothing to worry

about.”
When the dogs had flung themselves

upon Peggy, under the delusion, no

doubt, that they were welcoming their