Bridget turned to her with a wan smile, and she almost cried aloud at the sight of her face in the gloom.
“I’ve sent him away,” she explained, “do I look rather dreadful? Never mind. When we go back—to-morrow, is it?—I want you to choose rooms for mother and me.”
THE END.
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| II. | THE DANCING FAUN. By Florence Farr. |
| III. | POOR FOLK. By Fedor Dostoievsky. Translated from the Russian by Lena Milman. With an Introduction by George Moore. |
| IV. | A CHILD OF THE AGE. By Francis Adams. |
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