You took so much trouble to help them this time, too." "Trouble!" Mrs.Ambrose cast up her eyes.

"You don't know how much trouble.

But I am quite sure it was the fault of that brazen-faced doctor.

I cannot bear the sight of him! That comes of answering advertisements in the newspapers." The present doctor had bought the practice abandoned by Mrs.Ambrose's son-in-law.

He had paid well for it, but his religious principles had not formed a part of the bargain.
"It is of no use to cry over spilt milk, my dear." "I do not mean to.