"Stop dancing up and down out there.

Come in and explain yourself.

That is if you can stand still long enough to do it." "I have had the surprise of my life to-night, Grace," said Anne, as she entered the hall, while Grace unfastened her fur collar and pulled the pins from her hat.

"I just couldn't wait until to-morrow to tell you about it.

It's so wonderful I can't believe that it has happened to insignificant me." "I know just as much now as I did at first, and perhaps a trifle less," said Grace.
Then taking Anne by the shoulders she marched her into the sitting room, shoved her into the easy-chair opposite her own and said, "Now, begin at the beginning, and don't leave out any details." "Well," said Anne, drawing a long breath, "when I reached home after leaving you, I found a letter for me postmarked New York City.