She would of course take Janet with her.

Cheerfully she had borne her share of privation; and, uncomplainingly, she had assisted Helen and Janet in seeking for roots and berries hour after hour in the forest, when no other food was to be obtained.

At the Cedars she led Janet to her bedroom, and then came out of the bedroom to bid good-bye to George Cannon.

Had the girl Janet been poor, ignorant, or degraded, as might well have been her fate, Mrs. Carteret might have felt a vicarious remorse for her aunt's suppression of the papers; but fate had compensated Janet for the loss; she had been educated, she had married well; she had not suffered for lack of the money of which she had been defrauded, and did not need it now.

Here is Janet of Tomahourichauld Janet, your father's sister.

LESSWAYS' SHREWDNESS VI VICTOR HUGO AND ISAAC PITMAN VII THE EDITORIAL SECRETARY VIII JANET ORGREAVE IX IN THE STREET X MISS GAILEY IN DECLENSION XI DISILLUSION XII

Beatrice Perham Krone (A); 3Mar65; R357524. <pb id='126.png' /> Jerry and Janet on the farm, by Beatrice Perham.

Mistress Katherine, with Janet by her side, was so blinded by the glare of lights and furbished gildings, she saw naught, but followed on up winding stairs, stepping twice upon each broad step; through corridors and alcoves and winding halls, and in her ears was the sound of men's and women's soft laughter, and she breathed the perfume of flowers, and inhaled as they passed some half-open door, the odour of paudre de rose and jasmine.

" "No, no," replied she; "I have not been here for seven long years, even since that terrible night when you pushed Janet into the North Loch.

It did not occur to her to think of Janet as in the future a married woman.

On this Tuesday evening, Osmond Orgreave was very late, and the movement of the household was less smooth than usual, owing to Mrs. Orgreave's illness and to the absence of Janet at Hillport in connection with the projected Hillport Choral Society.

To draw Janet from the painful theatricals, she took advantage of a casual question about the lynching, and went into the details of that red evening as she had not with anyone.

She had briefly told Janet about the Hotel Continental Limited.

" Timorously the maid followed Janet through intricate windings to the broad stairway.

We just agreed to keep Janet under her maiden name.