a hunti'd hare, but Sir Il_rry scented her out, ! and annoyed her with nis fulsome Compli ments. The matter reached Mrs. Rutland's earn, and she vented her chagrin on the de fenceless little girl. I know not what sorry accusations and reproaches she bestowed upon her during a long private lecture; but thnteye ning When, at the children's tea hoiir.l entered the nursery door with a new ball in my hand