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 mess came over ltr l"ae aS snr ttlt md ktsaed the rose leaf ,-irek, and s.lo Mggcl the child with .iof i4 |! tho. hat snc had saved her tiff. T;,n hutasd cross tie room and pansed at her I" iilcen shrank away from him, shc fru= q be would say something sTa slalld ot hear.
 ''The baby had th" croof. M- h~d- ed; Dudley came over for m"; &oa SC hc wreck of our dert0r'ns WIS .s. rous
 ''I see. Wns shc very ill2
 "Ycs very; l thought she would de. ' He kneii beside tho char and leaned sser and kissed tho baby She felt the weight Of his arnt as he emhraeed ths aittle one; Ailccu made restless molc. npent md placed hcr fool on thc fsadcr
 "Why. Mrs. t;oHle, Vour feoi are vci and your slippers arc so ;hh''
 "Yes, l rnn over in Ii,e snow. 1 eouii not wait to chance lhc baby was in dan ger; my 1GHl axe I ttlIc ftda
 He placed his hard over her foot.
 GA littl1 co!d? They are froczingI aou Nin have croup next Mother Thank Mrs S0ul,. tas beeu here to, hours with her shoes soalclng wet. How tong?" he inquired severely of Dudley whe came in with q hcilpin9 p!ntc of cold fowl and ether eatabIcs.
 "It Was eleven when l went for Mrs Soule, 1t is now haH past one; perhaps your forensic mind can grasp the prob. lem. What abou. its Flew iong what2' .
 "lIa.e some uourishmcnt, Mrs, Soule; khese heartless people arc ehock full of ,foddtg cake; we shall lave to do with She remains of Thanksgiving cake Mrs Soule has had her feet soaking all 'this tme, :. said Tan in ignanily, and cold. -
 "Youns man, said Dudley, If Mrs. Soulc or l had thought ai,oui our feet. you would hnve uo ehilt - Dudley dis splayed his slrpercd feet. also wet.
 'Yon don t seem to he about to burst Into .ars over my wet feet. , Mrs. Redfeld took the child
 eco up with Elizabeth, my dear, and ,shc will give you dry foot gear. How did you know how to dcSl with cronp?"
 Mrs Soule lauohcd.
 "A young married friend of mine oncs bored me To the se..se or extinction with Enc very unpleasant details of how she Eured her son and heir Of eroup 1 Mas sso annoyed that l never forgot it. am Sery glad she did bore me, or l should not have known what to do v
 eco at oncc Dudley, and get your feet dried; you can cal afterNard, com manded his mother.
 Dudley left thc room with piece of the other.
 "Dau :. drop ernmba an over the stairs, called Thankful.
 Ailcen came down stairs followed by Elizabeth and Dudley. co Richard is himself again. Yom fleet warm, Mrs. Soule9 We had q bad three quarters of an hour didu wei
 "Wc did indeed'
 ! "What in the world did you get soap forF'' demanded Elizabeth with deeE acorn; "I didn t know that soap was : curative agent in croup. Did yous' "Nrw," dravled Dudley; "she said . hot h,th. and association of ideas natur ally led me to think also of soap, and with me to think is 10 act; heuce the soap
 ''lf all aet as cooliy aud efficiently a, tDudlev, there is no need to fcar,'' sait IAileen; s'l never saw anvons get vat< tAot So 9uiekly.''
 Stanley got bis mother 's shawl an, ,Thankful s fsscinstor and cuHcloped Al tieen therein, and lingcringly put on Eiiz SNeth' 8 avershocs aud took her nome
 "Mrs soule,'' ho said. as shc Stoo, |beforc her own fire and removed he apIiugs, ~ can never sufficient, ithank you for saving my ch'li's life. l. there is ever anything in which I ca, serve Nou I will do so. cyel to the sac itifee of my lifr, Do remember 1t v