I must think over her case and see her again to-morrow." The old man's look suddenly darkened.

"Ain't she better:"' he asked.
"She's not so much better that there's no danger of her being worse," the Young Doctor replied decisively.

"I certainly must see her to-morrow." "Why," the old man remarked, waving his splayed hand up and down in a gesture of emphasis, "she's never been sick.

She's in and out of this house all day.

She goes about with her animals like as if she hadn't a care or an ache or pain in the world.