WHEREIN THE SINTONS ARE DISAPPOINTED, AND MRS.

COMSTOCK LEARNS THAT SHE CAN LAUGH With the first streak of red above the Limberlost Margaret Sinton was busy with the gingham and the intricate paper pattern she had purchased.
Wesley cooked the breakfast and worked until he thought Elnora would be gone, then he started to bring her mother.
"Now you be mighty careful," cautioned Margaret.

"I don't know how she will take it." "I don't either," said Wesley philosophically, "but she's got to take it some way.

That dress has to be finished by school time in the morning." Wesley had not slept well that night.

He had been so busy framing diplomatic speeches to make to Mrs.Comstock that sleep had little chance with him.