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I like him very much. Perhaps I may write to you from England if you will not be disagreeable, and will answer. I should like to hear the news from Canada and Danton Hall. Rapturously thine, Rose Stanford. Danton Hall, May 30. Dear Frank: "Man proposes " You know the proverb, which holds good in the case of women too.

She flitted in a dizzying circle ahead of all the rest, disdaining to join them. Stanford skated very well for an Englishman, and assisted Kate, who was not very proficient in the art. Captain Danton had Eeny by the hand, and the gay laughter of the party made the still air ring.

During all his life in America he endured great hardships and suffering to bring the gospel to the heathen as he had dreamed of doing in his boyish days. A monument to his memory has been erected at Monterey by Mrs. Stanford, but the Missions he founded are his best and most lasting remembrances.

I am one among our innumerable American teachers, reared on the Atlantic coast but admitted for this year to be one of the family at Stanford. I see things not wholly from without, as the casual visitor does, but partly from within. I am probably a typical observer. As my impressions are, so will be the impressions of others.

Poor boy! poor, unfortunate boy! If Kate and I were to desert him, he would be lost indeed." "This is all Greek to me," said Stanford, coldly. "If the man be what you say, a murderer, nothing can excuse Miss Danton's conduct." "Listen, Reginald, my dear boy almost my son; listen, and you will have nothing but pity for the poor man upstairs, and deeper love for my noble daughter.

"You not only waste two or three hours visiting with these people, but you take my time trailing you up; and then you turn loose a steer after you get him. It looks like you'd lost your head mighty bad, after all." "I'm afraid you're right, Phil," Patches answered quietly. Helen looked at her husband indignantly but Stanford was grinning with delight.

It was very good of you." "Of course you weren't thinking of anybody," Stanford responded, pulling his mustache more furiously than ever; "but I was at the club instead of being in a burning car. I was half crazy at the thought that my future wife" "Stop!" Berenice broke in. "You mustn't say such things. I'm not your future wife!" "Forgive me.

Reginald Stanford, Junior, asleep in his crib, set up a sudden squall at this moment. Doctor Frank crossed the floor, and hoisted him up in a twinkling. "Why, he's a splendid little fellow, Rose, and the very image of What do you call him?" "Reginald," Rose said, in a very subdued tone. "Well, Master Reginald, you and I are going to be good friends, aren't we, and you're not going to cry?"

As the two Cross-Triangle men walked toward their horses, Helen and Stanford heard Phil ask, "But where is that steer, Patches?" "I let him go," returned Patches. "You let him go!" exclaimed the foreman. "After you had him roped and tied? What did you do that for?" Patches was confused. "Really, I don't know." "I'd like to know what you figure we're up here for," said Phil, sharply.

The Wolfe property, offered for sale, was purchased by an official of the Metropolitan Company, and an exchange was effected by which the church relinquished its old site and moved to the northern corner. The present church was designed by Stanford White, who met his death in 1906, the year before the formal dedication.