"Friendly consideration I shall need, of course--as who does not in this world?
And I repeat my thanks, that you have so kindly and so promptly anticipated my needs So far as the remains of my unhappy kinswoman are concerned, I have referred all to the undertaker.

He will carry out my wishes.

To-morrow the interment will take place.

On the day following, if it it is altogether agreeable to yourself, I would esteem a call as a particular favor." I arose, as she concluded the last sentence, saying as I did so, "I will be sure to call, madam; and render any service in my power.

You may regard me as a friend." "Already you have extorted my confidence," she answered, faintly smiling.
I bowed low, and was retiring when she said-- "A moment, Doctor!" I turned toward her again.
"Doctor, it may be well for you to see my daughter." "Is she indisposed ?" I asked.
"Not exactly that.