I'll be in again this evening to see Enna and the others.

They'll be down by the afternoon train.

Good-morning." And she sailed away, leaving Elsie sad and anxious for the future of her young cousins.
"What is it, daughter ?" Mr.Dinsmore asked, coming in a moment later.

"I have seldom seen you look so disturbed." Her face brightened, as was its wont under her father's greeting, but, this time, only momentarily.
"I am troubled, papa," she said, making room for him on the sofa by her side.

"Here is a note from Enna.