id was already, but n

M to help her, so she stretched herself out, resting her head on her
arm, and lay there,
feeling forsaken, helpless,
almost betrayed--by
affection it was true--but still betrayed. In a few moments she was
asleep!
For two days and nights she had hardly slept or eaten; and she had no
idea of the effect this
had had on her mind and body--the child who till now had eaten and
slept so regularly and peacefully in her quiet home. How was it
possible that she could