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Chapter III UNDER A CLOUD YOU wish me to tell you the story of my little girl? Well, to begin at the beginning. In looking back through the pages of my journal I find many scattered notices of Agnes, and I always write of her, I find, as “poor Agnes.” Now, I wonder why? The […]

Chapter II INCONSTANT KITTY “BUT now for the real object of this letter—does it take your breath away to get four sheets? We want you to help us about Kitty. My husband and I are at our wits’ end, and would most thankfully take your wise head and kind heart into counsel. I fear we

Formation of Character Part 1 Some Studies in Treatment ——♦♦—— Chapter I THE PHILOSOPHER AT HOME           “He has such a temper, ma’am!”          And there, hot, flurried, and generally at her wits’ end, stood the poor nurse at the door of her mistress’s room. The terrific bellowing which filled the house was enough to account for the girl’s