ELSMERE (Robert), hero of religious novel of same name, by Mrs. Humphrey Ward. ELSPETH (Auld), the old servant of Dandie Dinmont, the store-farmer of Charlie's Hope.

Elspeth (Old) of the Craigburnfoot, the mother of Saunders Muckelbacket (the old fisherman at Musselcrag), and formerly servant to the countess of Glenallan.

Henry Bragdon (C); 1May57; R191240. BRAGDON, ELSPETH.

Strange truth, by Elspeth, pseud.

© 1Mar29; A5652. Elspeth Bragdon (A); 25Jan57; R185328.

J. Jay Stern (E); 11Mar57; R187571. ELSPETH, pseud.

Henry Bragdon (C); 1May57; R191240. BRAGDON, ELSPETH.

Strange truth, by Elspeth, pseud.

© 1Mar29; A5652. Elspeth Bragdon (A); 25Jan57; R185328.

Laura A. Huxley (W); 20Aug64; R343500. HUXLEY, ELSPETH.

Elspeth Huxley (A); 28Aug64; R343834.

Laura A. Huxley (W); 31May67; R411226. HUXLEY, ELSPETH.

Elspeth Huxley (A); 31May67; R411248.

A LOVE-LETTER XXI THE ATTEMPT TO CARRY ELSPETH BY NUMBERS XXII GRIZEL'S GLORIOUS HOUR XXIII TOMMY LOSES GRIZEL XXIV THE MONSTER XXV MR.

"And he never will marry," said little Elspeth, almost fiercely; "will you, Tommy?" "Never!" said Tommy, patting her and glaring at Pym.

"He smells o' drink," Elspeth whispered.

"Make yourself at home, Elspeth; he's the kind I can manage.

Among the duties of this amanuensis was to remember the name of the heroine, her appearance, and other personal details; for Pym constantly forgot them in the night, and he had to go searching back through his pages for them, cursing her so horribly that Tommy signed to Elspeth to retire to her tiny bedroom at the top of the house.

He was always most careful of Elspeth, and with the first pound he earned he insured his life, leaving all to her, but told her nothing about it, lest she should think it meant his early death.

Elspeth out of the way, he could give Pym all the information wanted.

He wasted many sheets over such questions; but they were in his pocket when Pym or Elspeth opened the door.

This queer delight enjoyed, back he popped her into the story, where she was again the vehicle for such glorious sentiments that Elspeth, to whom he read the best of them, feared he was becoming too good to live.

He even set his teeth and joined a dancing-class; though neither Pym nor Elspeth knew of it, and it never showed afterwards in his legs.

Corp thinks, however, that you did not like to make the first overtures, and if that is the explanation, I beg herewith to send you my warm love (don't mention this to Elspeth) and to say that I wish you would come and have a game with us in the Den (don't let on to Grizel that I invited you).

Little Elspeth Campbell was with her, looking lovely.