Ad. , ‘DIGGING A GRAVE

“The master thinks she takes such care of
baby,” replied Mrs. Byrne. — |
| : ‘ Others could do that as well. Oh, Peggy ;
you who nursed me in my infancy, might
have more feeling than you have; I was so
glad to find you alter so many years, and
thought I had found a true friend, but you’re
like the rest; you’re like the rest; you take
part with my husband against me; I wish I
_ was in my grave, I do;” and her vehemence
returned. Peggy, without replying to her, -
turned to Mary and said sharply, “Have you
given up the work you were in such a hurry
to deliver to the lady?”

“Yes, Peggy.” |
. “fave you received the fresh order for
what she would see you about?”

“No, Peggy.”

“Then you’d better go home. I will bring
whatever work Mrs. Layton has for you, or

_ you can come some other time.”