She turned to Morrison with her first overt recognition of the new status between them.

A translation of this work was published by Alfred J. Morrison at Philadelphia in 1911.

" Dr. von Shierbrand arose, obviously offended, and he allied himself with Mary Morrison on the way to the concert.

They had talked of everything in the world, and it all meant but one thing, that they had discovered each other, a discovery visibly as wonderful for Morrison as for the girl.

He raced along, casting the Morrisons out of his thoughts, forgetting everything but the joy of atmosphere and lightthe pleasure of his physical strength.

Strange!from that poverty of feeling in which he had considered the Morrison tragedyfrom his growing barrenness of heart towards Phoebehe had sprung at a bound into this ecstasy, this expansion of the whole man.

"Good wife," said he, "I am Hugh Morrison from Glenae, come of the Manly Morrisons of auld langsyne, that never took short weapon against a man in their lives.

"Good wife," said he, "I am Hugh Morrison from Glenae, come of the Manly Morrisons of auld langsyne, that never took short weapon against a man in their lives.

Morrison in his turn gave an exclamation which seemed the vent of long-stored exasperation, and said with heat: "Look here, Page, you're getting to be a perfect monomaniac on the subject!