And often they might be seen sitting, working together, with the baby in the cradle between them.
Dick, in his enthusiasm, said of this group, that it was “a sleeping cherub watched by two guardian angels.”
“Watched by guardian angels,” in her home of peace, we will also leave the young, forsaken wife.
Whether Drusilla ever was re-united with her husband, or whether Dick was ever really reclaimed from the clutches of his “friends,” and rewarded with the hand of Anna, will be duly related in the sequel to this book, which will immediately appear, under the title of “The Brides’ Fate.”
THE END.
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