Page 206 - The Little sister of Wilifred

know that he had come in just after
Wilifred.

41 I have a plan for Peggy,” be said,

turning to Dr. Moran, and mopping his

forehead, for he had been much over­
come at Peggy’s faintness, 14 I mean to

take her to my grandmother, who lives

on a farm, and will at least be kind to

her, I shall manage to take care of
the child somehow, for she sh an ’t go

back to Mrs. Bagley.”

“ Well, she isn't fit to go anywhere
to-night/’ said the Doctor composedly.

He took Wilifred on one knee, and

pulled Peggy upon the other, saying, as

he kissed first one child!s cheek and then

the other’s, “ I t ’s rather a pity, Mr. Bo-
lander, to separate twin sisters* I told

Mrs, Moran that when this pair were

babies: I really haven’t the heart to
do it again.”