In taking it I really thought more of her than of my own comfort.

I shall live with my sister, and come up to town just now and then, when it is necessary.' The listener was touched, and could only nod grave approval.
'There's another thing.

Alma thinks with me in everything--but she says I ought to let it be known who has given that money.

She says it would make many people less bitter against her father's memory.

Now, what is your opinion?
If she is right in that----' Harvey would offer no counsel, and Mrs.Frothingham did not press him.
She must think about it.