The Step-mother

admirable asked better buckram carriage charming child comfort cried Deen Darrell dear Deen felt Deen's delightful dine dinner Douglas Hay drawing-room dress enjoy exclaimed eyes face fancy father feel girl give glad good-night governess Graf guests hand happy heart hope Horace husband J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY Jeffries keep Kensington Gardens kiss knew Lady Hillton Larch Hill laughed leave little boy look luncheon Marie Corelli Master Cecil Meri Merivale Merivale's mind Miss Thorpe Miss Vesey morning mother never nice Nurse oculist paused play pleasant pleasure poor little pretty Raikes returned Deen round seemed Sherrard sing Sir Thomas smiling soon sorry speak stay story sure Susie sweet talk taste tell Thank There's things thought to-morrow tone took town trouble vale voice Westerton wife wish write young