Lady Chester's Singing Child

Mrs Thompson's case was considered and relieved, and a silent procured for young crippled orphan. Lady Chester said that she had heard much from the poor patients of Miss Hopkinson's aciduity in visiting and reading to them - they enjoyed hearing her and her sister sing. 'Oh, do you sing?' exclaimed Blanche. "'I have not heard a song for ages. You must give me one.' The dead march in Saul struck its melancholy old chords on Blanche's conscience but she remembered that it was played with great expression,. She begged Janet to sing, and opened the piano forte. But Janet said that an accompaniment was not necessary for the little she could do, and that

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