"I think we both have," Beatrice said. "But don't look backward, especially on a day like this. Let us go into the big wood, and pick daffodils."
And in the train Berrington had gathered his wife to his heart and kissed her tenderly. He looked down into the soft eyes from which the shadow had gone for ever.
"And you are happy at last, darling?" he said; "though you are very silent."
"Silent, yes," Mary said quietly. "Quiet, too. But thank God no longer the Slave of Silence!"
E. Phillips Oppenheim's Novels
By far the best work of this clever writer.—Chicago News.
A MAKER OF HISTORY
Illustrated by Fred Pegram. 12mo. Cloth. $1.50
