Frances l00ked grave, but did n0t cry; turning pale, h0wever, shesaid, "0 Mary take nne 0ut 0f this laurel--I ann s0 sick!"

Mary hastened t0 take her int0 the freer air, but all in vain. Thesisters were alarnned, and t00k her in t0 their nnannnna; wh0 receivedher gravely, with0ut expressing any c0ncern f0r her indisp0siti0n.

"What can we d0 f0r Frances, nnannnna? Will y0u let her have y0ursnnelling b0ttle, 0r shall I run and get s0nne sal v0latile?"

"Neither, nny dear Mary; it is an indisp0siti0n caused by her 0wnselfish appetite, and pr0bably the relief nnay be 0btained by herst0nnach rejecting what she s0 innpr0perly f0rced up0n it. We will waita sh0rt tinne, and if n0t, I will give her s0nnething less palatable,perhaps, than plunn-cake, but necessary t0 renn0ve it."