Blanche's Complimentation With Lady Chester

Lady Chester took Little Charlie home, and when he had displayed his toys and was sent upstairs she repeated to Mrs. Hopkinson the substance of her conversation with the physician. The tears rolled down the old lady's cheeks as she thanked Lady Chester. "'But you see, we must consult his father, and poor Willis is rather a downhearted man, and never believes that anything can do good to anybody' 'Oh, poor Willis. He has never recovered the loss of his wife,' said Blanche. "It may be a satisfaction hereafter to think that I had such an eminent physician. However useless it may be.'

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