But upon Katy she had lavished all her mother's love.

People are apt to think that a love which is not intelligent is not real; there could be no greater mistake.

And the very smallness of the area covered by Mrs.Plausaby's mind made her grief for Kate all the more passionate.

Katy occupied Albert's mind jointly with Miss Minorkey, with ambition, with benevolence, with science, with literature, and with the great Philanthropinum that was to be built and to revolutionize the world by helping it on toward its "goal." But the interests that shared Mrs.Plausaby's thoughts along with Katy were very few.

Of Albert she thought, and of her husband.