This Emilie was like a spirit of peace pervading the whole family.

Edith confessed to Emilie one day that she thought Emma and Caroline wonderfully improved, and as to her mamma, how very seldom she was cross now.

Still he felt very desolate, still he could scarcely believe in Emilie's assurance, "You may have God for your friend," and something of this he told Miss Schomberg, when she came to sit by him for awhile.

Do you recollect that evening, Emilie?

So I am now at times, my evil thoughts and feelings cling so close to me, and I have no longer you, dear Emilie, to warn and to encourage me, but I have Jesus still.

I owe you a great deal Emilie; you taught me to love, you showed me the sin of temper, and the beauty of peace and love.

Ever dear Emilie, Your affectionate EDITH.

Emilie seems like a sister to us, and she enters into all our feelings as well us you could do yourself.

JOHNSON, EMILIE FENDALL.

Maud Petersham (A & W of Miska Petersham) & Emilie Fendall Johnson (A); 27Nov68; R449815.

LORING, EMILIE. Stars in your eyes.

SEE LORING, EMILIE. Where beauty dwells.

SEE LORING, EMILIE. LORING, SELDEN M. Stars in your eyes.

SEE LORING, EMILIE. Where beauty dwells.

SEE LORING, EMILIE.

By Dikken Zwilgmeyer, translated by Emilie Poulsson, illus.

In the role of Emilie: "He may in falling crush thee 'neath his fall" at sight of her crushed lover Emilie must recoil in terror, and not seem to add the weight of her body to that which crushes the victim.

In the role of Emilie: "He may in falling crush thee 'neath his fall" at sight of her crushed lover Emilie must recoil in terror, and not seem to add the weight of her body to that which crushes the victim.

Very rarely have club women even so much felicity as the New York State Federation, whose legislative chairman, Miss Emilie Bullowa, reported that she was unable to find a single unimportant inequality in the New York laws governing the property rights of women.

[Illustration: MISS EMILIE BULLOWA.]

To the son of the dean of Christ Church, the boy of fourteen, who played Emilie in the dress of a princess, her compliment was still higher.

NO. 295 TO EMILIE M. AT H. Teplitz, July 17, 1812.

My Dear Good Emilie, My Dear Friend!

If, my dear Emilie, you at any time wish to know something, write without hesitation to me.

If you wish, dear Emilie, to write to me, only address straight here where I shall remain for the next four weeks, or to Vienna; it is all one.