\"After all, Mamma, he won't have SEEN them,\" her daughter suggested; and Mrs. Welland sighed: \"Ah, no; thank heaven he's safe in bed. And Dr. Bencomb has promised to keep him there till poor Mamma is better, and Regina has been got away somewhere.\"
Archer had seated himself near the window and was gazing out blankly at the deserted thoroughfare. It was evident that he had been summoned rather for the moral support of the
\"After all, Mamma, he won't have SEEN them,\" her daughter suggested; and Mrs. Welland sighed: \"Ah, no; thank heaven he's safe in bed. And Dr. Bencomb has promised to keep him there till poor Mamma is better, and Regina has been got away somewhere.\"
Archer had seated himself near the window and was gazing out blankly at the deserted thoroughfare. It was evident that he had been summoned rather for the moral support of the
