for the elder,s of the house, Teecie Ray's mo mentary presence, or the mere mention of her name, was sufficient to ruffle their peace of m e j VWhat is to be done with that girl * " I heard Mrs. Rutland remark to one of her daughters. "If she were not lame one might set her to earn her bread in some way ; but:as II _—- A shrug of the shoulders, and a cer