Page 94 - The Little sister of Wilifred

“ T don’t know about leaving you here

alone,11 said Dr. Moran, anxiously; but
Bar barilla approved so strongly of the.1

plan as to overcome the objections of
the Doctor, who finally drove off, leaving

Wilifred smiling by the roadside.
Tli us it was that the meeting took

place that he was trying so earnestly to

prevent, for in a' moment more Wilifred
and Peggy were standing face to face.
Tt was a curious moment, for the

children stood perfectly quiet, looking

gravely at each other, without speaking.
“ You are the little girl they say looks

so like me,” Wilifred said at length.
1LI am very glad you are not homelier/1

O h! did you ever hear of me be­

fore ?" cried Peggy, humbly- “ J saw
you yesterday when you were playing

tennis. Your papa came to our house,
and said he did n’t want us to see each