NANCY—AND OTHERS “Good-bye, Judith child. I hope you will have a good time and be very happy. Don’t forget to write and let me know how you are getting on; and send me word of the date of the first Parents’ Day when you know it, and if I can I’ll come. There—good-bye!” Judy, abruptly kissed by a tall, grey-haired lady who reminded her very much of her godfather, gasped out a bewildered, “Yes, Aunt Sylvia!” and collapsed into the nearest seat of the carriage which had been pointed out to her by the tall, merry-faced…
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