Lettice and Clara are just the same as they were, not a bit of difference since they came out.

They wanted especially to know about Lord Valmond because Lettice had danced with him once this season.

So Lettice said she supposed he had not spoken to me, as he never speaks to girls.

They tried on my hats all at the wrong angle, first Clara, then Lettice, and made faces and gave little screams at themselves in the glass, and no wonder, for they looked perfect guys in them, with their tight "tongy" hair.

Finally Lettice danced a pas seul with the white rose toque perched on the back of her head, and she made such kicks and jumps that it lurched off, and landed in the water jug!

That is lovely, Mamma, only I had to sit beside Lettice, because Clara was frightened and would be with her father.

Rev. John Lettice, Pearsemarsh, Sussex.

* LETTICE AND MYRA.

How glad was Lettice to creep to the mattress and to lay her aching limbs upon it.

"Lettice awoke and drew her over little pillow from under her head, and put it under her sister's and tried every way to make her sister comfortable, and she partly succeeded; and at last Myra, the delicate suffering creature, fell asleep, and Lettice slumbered like a child.

* * LETTICE TAKING HOME THE WORK.

I must tell you who were Lettice and Myra.

" Reynolds obeyed, and soon Lettice found herself in a warm, comfortable breakfast room.

Lettice Arnold!

Lettice had been working for her schoolmate, Catherine Melvin.

" After his funeral, the expenses exhausted all that was left of their moneyonly a few pounds were left when the furniture was sold, and "we were obliged," said Lettice, "to give up the dear little parsonage.

" LETTICE AND MYRA.

Her name was Lettice Arnold.

At last Lettice says to her: "'Poor Myra, can't you get to sleep?' "'It is so cold,' was the reply; 'and when will you have done and come to bed?' "'One quarter of an hour more, Myra, and I shall have finished my work, and then I will throw my clothes over your feet, and I hope you will be a little warmer.

"Myra once more uttered a sigh and cried: "'Oh, my feet are dreadful cold.' "'Take this bit of flannel,' said Lettice, 'and let me wrap them up.'

COOPER, LETTICE.

Lettice Cooper (A); 31Jan64; R330924.

Lenna F. Cooper Edith M. Barber & Helen S. Mitchell (A); 7Feb66; R380342. COOPER, LETTICE.

Lettice Cooper (A); 31May66; R386674.

The dinner was very good, a small roasted pigg, boiled leg of lamb, roasted fowles, beef, peas, lettice, cucumbers, artichokes, etc., puddings, tarts, etc., etc.