Page 32 - The Little sister of Wilifred

health and spirits Wilifred sometimes
tried. Mrs. Moran very much, and it

was impossible for her to sympathize

with her tastes as her father did, Then,
too, although Wilifred was very sorry

for her poor delicate mamma, and loved

her very much, she could not realize

how a trifling noise would set her

nerves aching and tingling, and how
much more comfortable she was with

only quiet and gentle persons around

her.
By the middle of May the Morans

were really settled at Delhaven, and

Will was enchanted.

Each day seemed to bring with it

some pleasant surprise, until she de­
clared that the only surprise possible

for her would be not to be surprised

at all.
A t first, she had feared that the new