Leslie's sketches, however, (he made two,) did not hit the mark exactly; Mr. Irving liked Darley's better.

Let's see,Helen Darley,she'll do well enough to fill it up,why, yes, just the thing,light brown hair, blue eyes,won't my pattern show off well against her?

"Splendid!" said the Widow, and to tell the truth, she was not far out of the way, and with Helen Darley as a foil anybody would know she must be foudroyant and pyramidal,if these French adjectives may be naturalized for this one particular exigency.

It was all right now;Blanche was married and so forth; Letty was a child; Elsie was his daughter; Helen Darley was a nice, worthy drudge,poor thing!faded, faded,colors wouldn't wash,just what she wanted to show off against.

At the right of the Hostess, Dudley Venner, next him Helen Darley, next her Dr. Kittredge, next him Mrs. Blanche Creamer, then the Reverend Doctor.

But some of them had to be introduced: Mr. Richard Venner to Mr. Bernard, Mr. Bernard to Miss Letty, Dudley Venner to Miss Helen Darley, and so on.

The truth was that Dudley Venner and Helen Darley met as two travellers might meet in the desert, wearied, both of them, with their long journey, one having food, but no water, the other water, but no food.

It very soon gave her great comfort, however, to see that Marilla Rowens had just missed it in her calculations, and she chuckled immensely to find Dudley Venner devoting himself chiefly to Helen Darley.

The company rearranged itself with some changes after leaving the tea-table Dudley Venner was very polite to the Widow; but that lady having been called off for a few moments for some domestic arrangement, he slid back to the side of Helen Darley, his daughter's faithful teacher.

Her father had been on the point of leaving Helen Darley to go to her, but felt easy enough when he saw the old Doctor at her side, and so went on talking.

Illustrated from Drawings by F.O.C. Darley.

Helen Darley knew nothing of it all until she had risen, when the gossipy matron of the establishment made her acquainted with all its details, embellished with such additional ornamental appendages as it had caught up in transmission from lip to lip.

Of course, the keen and practised observation of Helen Darley could not fail to notice the change of Elsie's manner and expression.

Illustrated from Drawings by F.O.C. Darley.

Illustrated from Drawings by Darley.

That on Brevis esse laboro was in English, and might have represented an adventure which had befallen Lamb himself, for he stammered frequently, though he was not so grievous a Balbulus as his friend George Darley, whom I had also often seen.

Illustrated from Drawings by F.O.C. Darley.

DARLEY, JOHN G. Employed and unemployed workers; differential factors in unemployment status, by John G. Darley & Donald G. Paterson.

DARLEY, JOHN G. Employed and unemployed workers; differential factors in unemployment status, by John G. Darley & Donald G. Paterson.

Marguerite M. Letts (E of A. C. Darby); 10Dec68; R450404. DARLEY, JOHN G. Minnesota personality scale for men, by John G. Darley & Walter McNamara.

Marguerite M. Letts (E of A. C. Darby); 10Dec68; R450404. DARLEY, JOHN G. Minnesota personality scale for men, by John G. Darley & Walter McNamara.

John G. Darley & Walter J. McNamara (A); 21Oct68; R445804.

Minnesota personality scale for women, by John G. Darley & Walter McNamara.

A442824. John G. Darley & Walter J. McNamara (A); 21Oct68; R445805.

DARLEY, JOHN G. SEE Psychology in Use.