NINETY-FIRST CHAPTER

I think it must have been the morning of the next day when the nurse who

had attended me in my confinement came to see how I was going along.

I told her of the dimness of my sight and the aching of my eyeballs,

whereupon she held up her hands and cried:

"There now! What did I tell you? Didn't I say it is _after_ a lady feels

it?"

The moral of her prediction was that, being in a delicate state of

health, and having "let myself low" before baby was born, it was my duty

to wean her immediately.

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