It caused him extreme irritation, which was followed by uneasy dozing, the pain across his forehead growing worse the while.

A doctor was summoned.
The same day Ida and Miss Hurst left the house, to occupy lodgings hard by; it was done at Mr.Woodstock's peremptory bidding.

Ida at once wrote to Waymark, begging him to come; he arrived early next morning, and learnt the state of things.
"The doctor tells me," said Ida, "there is a case in Litany Lane.

It is very cruel.

Grandfather went to make arrangements for having the houses repaired." "There I recognise your hand," Waymark observed, as she made a pause.
"Why have you so deserted us ?" Ida asked.