Charley Douglas went to Mr.Leavitt and told him that every Douglas would leave the church if Fiske was kept there any longer.

Mr.Leavitt had to give in, for the Douglases paid half his salary, so Fiske departed, and we had to depend on our Bibles once more for instructions on how to get to heaven.

After he was gone Mr.Leavitt found out he was just a masquerading Methodist, and he felt pretty sick, believe ME.

Mr.Leavitt fell short in some ways, but he was a good, sound Presbyterian." "By the way, I had a letter from Mr.Ford yesterday," said Anne.

"He asked me to remember him kindly to you." "I don't want his remembrances," said Miss Cornelia, curtly.
"Why ?" said Anne, in astonishment.