A PAIR OF BLUE
own we
33
EYES.
progress reads like a dwindling of that
progress from.
She was seated on a low
chair, lookinof
over her romance with melancholy interest the
for
time since she had become
first
acquainted with the remarks of the Present thereupon. '
^
Still
thinking of that reviewer, Elfie ?'
Not of him personally but
I
am
think-
Really, on looking into
ing of his opinion.
the volume after this long time has elapsed,
he seems to have estimated one part of
it
fairly enough.' '
No, no
feather
now
wouldn't show the white
I
Fancy that of
!
all
people in
the world the writer herself should go over to the fight
enemy.
How
shall
Monmouth's men
when Monmouth runs away ?'
^I don't do that. right in
some of
^Tong in others. claim to
my
But
I think
he
his
arguments, though
And
because he has some
respect I regret all the
more
that he should think so mistakenly of
VOL.
II.
is
D
my
