3/18 She hasn't mentioned it in her letters." In the course of time Miss Bell's correspondence with her parents had duly re-established itself. She was afraid of suggesting the obligation to come home to you. She said with your artistic conscience you couldn't come, and it would only be inflicting unnecessary pain upon you. But her bronchitis was no light matter last February. She was real sick." "My mother is always so considerate," Elfrida answered, reddening, with composed lips. |