I wanted so much to work for you--Miss Sally, what have I done?
Why did she discharge me ?" "I did not," declared Miss Sampson, her dark eyes lighting.
"But look here--here's my pay," I went on, exhibiting the money.

"Mr.
Wright just came to me--said you sent this money--that you wouldn't need me out at the ranch." It was Miss Sally then who uttered a little exclamation.

Miss Sampson seemed scarcely to have believed what she had heard.
"My cousin Mr.Wright said that ?" I nodded vehemently.
At this juncture Wright strode before me, practically thrusting me aside.
"Come girls, let's walk a little before we start," he said gaily.

"I'll show you Sanderson." "Wait, please," Miss Sampson replied, looking directly at him.

"Cousin George, I think there's a mistake--perhaps a misunderstanding.