"Whole stacks! I've had a seamstress in, and got all my clothes in order and the baby's.

We've had lot of dinner-parties and teas as you know--all my "social obligations" are cleared off! We've had your mother for a visit, and mine's coming now--and I wasn't afraid to have either of them! There's no fault to be found with my housekeeping now! And there are two things better than that--yes, three." "The best thing is to see you look so young and handsome and happy again," said her husband, with a kiss.
"Yes--that's one.

Another is that now I feel so easy and lighthearted I can love you and baby--as--as I _do!_ Only when I'm tired and discouraged I can't put my hand on it somehow." He nodded sympathetically.

"I know, dear," he said.

"I feel that way myself--sometimes.