And, indeed, we want him sadly, Miss Gwynne.

It is a great trial to us, to have three children, and neither of them at home to help us.

My husband is much altered since Netta married, though he don't show it; and Netta won't write, or do anything to prove she's sorry, and though he don't say so, I think this makes him more angry.' 'Then you really wish Gladys to come to me ?' 'I do indeed, Miss Gwynne.

I am quite sure it will be for her good; and you cannot help liking her.

But she will not make any choice between the two situations you offer, but says you must do with her whatever you think best.' 'Is she very unhappy at the idea of coming to us ?' 'Not at all.