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At last three honest cheers announced that he had passed the gate, and

that the Marshalsea was an orphan Before they had ceased to ring in the

echoes of the prison walls, the fae, and

the attendant had the steps in his hand

Then, and not before, 'Good Gracious!' cried Miss Fanny all at once,

'Where's Aht she ith her sister Her sister had thought

she was 'so her, as

they had always done, quietly in the right place at the right moment

This going aas perhaps the very first action of their joint lives

that they had got through without her

Aof these points,

when Miss Fanny, who, froe leading to the Lodge, flushed indignantly 'Now I do say, Pa,' cried she, 'that this is disgraceful!' 'What is disgraceful, Fanny?'

'I do say,' she repeated, 'this is perfectly infah, even at such a time as this, to make one wish one was dead!

Here is that child Aly old shabby dress, which she was so

obstinate about, Pa, which I over and over again begged and prayed her

to change, and which she over and over again objected to, and pro as ever she