CHAPTER III.
ON THE BEAUTIFUL RHINE.
In the garden at Rosemount was such an excitement and running to and fro as had never been seen there before.

It was the day after the arrival of the three guests.

Great had been the surprise of the doctor's children, yesterday evening, when they were shown up stairs, to find three large rooms assigned for their use, one to each.

For the house was so arranged that there was but one bed in each room.

The windows of all three rooms overlooked the garden, and beyond could be seen the river.