A MEETING WITH ELLEN The clearness of vision which enabled Alfred Burton now to live in and appreciate a new and marvelous world, failed, however, to keep him from feeling, occasionally, exceedingly hungry.

He lived on very little, but the weekly amount must always be sent to Garden Green.

There came a time when he broke in upon the last five pound note of his savings.

He realized the position without any actual misgivings.

He denied himself regretfully a tiny mezzotint of the Raphael "Madonna," which he coveted for his mantelpiece.