10 THE CINDERELLA FROCK.

‘¢Yes.’’ Lizzie was a broad-faced, fat lit-
tle girl, and the easy, good-natured way she
had, contrasted with Louise’s enthusiasm
comically enough.

**And just look at her hair and her dress—
Lizzie! Lizzie! ”’

“Tens?

‘* And only to think—they must be the
very folks from the old Hilton house! I
declare !’’

‘¢ Well, Louise.’’

‘‘Well, from this time forward nothing
shall ever persuade me that that old Hilton
house isn’t a fairy palace. Heigho! I won-
der what her name is.”’

‘* Fatima, 1 guess ; she looks—”’

‘¢ Pho! no such thing; I’ve made up my
mind it must be Margaret. She looks exactly
like a Margaret, don’t you see? or just as a
Margaret should, you know; sensible, and