Page 164 - The Little sister of Wilifred

to the harness shop in town, and she
might, if she wished, go with him, she

hailed with delight the opportunity of

leaving Delhaven, with its possible

chance of seeing Wilifred* Dr. Moran

said that he also was going to the town,
but that he might be obliged to stay

there some time, so that she had better

go with William. Peggy made 110 ob­
jection to this plan*

A s she drove into the town, she

looked with strange interest at each fa­

miliar feature. It seemed as if a long

time must have passed since she had
taken that walk to the spot where

the violets grew. W hen Mrs. Bagley’s

lodging-house was reached, she almost
fell out of the carriage in her desire to

see what was going on there. After

all, there was nothing more interesting

to be seen than the slouchy figure of