46 THE TWO COUSINS.

 

Perhaps I ought to tell the
little folks who read my book,
who Mrs. Rawson was, and how
Mary came to take so much
interest in her. She was a
widow, and for many years had
done a great deal of sewing for
Mrs. Woodman’s family. Her
husband was once a sea-captain.
But one day, about the time
she was expecting him home
from a long voyage, a mas