A FACE FULL OF CHARACTER.

When I entered Lyndhurst, she came forward to meet me in the

pleasantest way imaginable. Her face is not exactly beautiful, but has

a great deal of character written upon it, and is very attractive,

indeed. She held out her hand for me to shake in the good old-fashioned

way, and then we sat down in the wide hall to talk. Miss Gould was

dressed very simply. Her gown was of dark cloth, close-fitting, and

her skirt hung several inches above the ground, for she is a believer

in short skirts for walking. Her entire costume was very becoming.

She never over-dresses, and her garments are neat, and, naturally, of

excellent quality.

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