Excerpt from Mrs. J. Worthington Woodward: A Novel

Meeting her then, after a six-months' dwell ing in the home which marriage had brought her, the half - tearful gravity brooding over her young face, the earnest questioning in her round blue eyes, sent a poignant stab through my old heart. In my reading of the girl's nature, I had made one huge mistake: the same sensibility which responds to every impression of joy, answers as readily to sorrow.

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