We saw her recently at Winter Park, where, at the Seminole, she has a maid and a suit of rooms, and as far as possible keeps herself aloof from the common herd, consorting only with the noted ones of the place, those she knows who have money and position at home.

Poor foolish Dolly, who has forgotten Langley and its humble surroundings.

There are many like her in real life, but only one in our story, to which we now write THE END.
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