I have wept for her all these years as for one of the lost." "I was too young when she died to remember aught of her teaching, but I have seen those who tell me she was fearfully unhappy with my father, and abjured his faith ere she died.

I know that he reviles her memory, and he forbids even her children to speak of her.

He would scarce have branded her with the hateful name of heretic had she adhered to his faith till her death." "Susan, dost hear that ?" cried Martin Holt, turning exultantly to his sister.

"It was as our mother fondly said.

She was not lost for ever; she returned to her former faith.