I have got in a nurse for her.

Don't be frightened.

You see there was no one here with the time or knowledge to give her the attention she required, and it was a very serious matter.

I sent for you because, if she really wants to see you, and it would relieve her mind in any way to do so, it is important that you should be here, and the children needed some one to--" "Oh," cried Kitty, remorseful that she should have forgotten her all this time, "Anna! What a state she must be in about her mother.

How is Anna ?" "Yes, poor Anna," echoed Dr.Yearsley with a sigh, "she is in a very distressed state.