...this brave-hearted woman sobbing, it was very hard to bear ; at last she became quite quiet, leaned her elbows on the table, and hid her face in her hands. She was thinking of all she had gone through the last thirty years, and the tears coursed slowly down...

...paper, and gazed for a full minute at Gracy — young, strong, headstrong. Then she turned away, leaned her elbows on the table, and hid her face in her hands. It seemed but yesterday since Gracy's mother — young, pretty, attractive like herself, a lady born...

...one to speak my thoughts to ; oh, Fanny, what shall I do if Phil gets seven years;" and Jane leant her elbows on the table, and hid her face in her hands. " You must just wait patient the Lord's time," replied Fanny, "none of us know how near it ia, perhaps;...

...leaned back, with her chin sunk on her breast and her hands lying loose on her lap ; then she rested her elbows on the table, and hid her face in her hands; anon she rose and walked slowly about the room, passing her fingers through her long hair, adjusting...

...that's why. You'те been very sweet and very good to me. And that's why I must n't see you. That 's how you make it hard for me." Maggie sat down and...cup for her. She drank a little at his bidding, then poshed the cup from her, choking. She •sat, not looking at him, but looking away, VOL. WO-ШО. 2...

...that's why. You 've been very sweet and very good to me. And that's why I must n't see you. That 's how you make it hard for me." Maggie sat down and put her elbows oo the table and hid her face in her hands. "Will you give me some tea ? " he said abruptly! She rose....