CHAPTER III.
A FAREWELL.
Mrs.Anderson felt that she had made a mistake.

She had not meant to tell Julia that August was to leave.

But now that this stormy scene had taken place, she thought she could make a good use of it.

She knew that her husband co-operated with her in her opposition to "the Dutchman," only because he was afraid of his wife.

In his heart, Samuel Anderson could not refuse anything to his daughter.