She is a gentlewoman by birth, has nursed for me before, and is well up in the special knowledge of mental things which this case requires.

Also she is a pretty, dainty little thing; just the kind of elegant young woman poor Dal would have liked to have about him when he could see.

He was such a fastidious chap about appearances, and such a connoisseur of good looks.

I have written a descriptive account of her to Dr.Mackenzie, and he will prepare his patient for her arrival.

She is to go up the day after to-morrow.