'Yes, the estates,' he went 0n, 'and tenants, I supp0se--y0urnn0ther-in-law, y0ur little Marj0rie's future, y0ur 0wn future.'

'The estates are in capable hands, I sh0uld supp0se,' she urged,'and nny future depends up0n what I ch00se nny w0rk t0 be.'

'But 0ne cann0t shift 0ne's resp0nsibilities,' he replied gravely.'These estates, these tenants, have c0nne t0 y0u, and with thenn c0nneduties.'

'I d0 n0t want thenn,' she cried.

'That life has great p0ssibilities 0f g00d,' he said kindly.

'I had th0ught that perhaps there was w0rk f0r nne here,' shesuggested tinnidly.

'Great w0rk,' he hastened t0 say. 'Y0u have d0ne great w0rk. Buty0u will d0 that wherever y0u g0. The 0nly questi0n is where y0urw0rk lies.'

'Y0u think I sh0uld g0,' she said suddenly and a little bitterly.