John Gilman is a mighty fine man.

Ye know how your father loved him and trusted him and gave him charge of all his business affairs.

Ye mustn't go so far as to be insinuating that he is lacking in honor." "No," said Linda, "that was not fair.

I don't in the least know that he ever ASKED Marian to marry him; but I do know that as long as he was a struggling, threadbare young lawyer Marian was welcome to him, and they had grand times together.

The minute he won the big Bailey suit and came into public notice and his practice increased until he was independent, that minute Eileen began to take notice, and it looks to me now as if she very nearly had him." "And so far as I can see," said Katy, "Miss Marian is taking it without a struggle.