realize, it may be, how large their influence for good or otherwise is in that matter which So greatly concerned the life of my heroine, Daisy Snowflake. And while venturing thus to choose the readers of my story, I would not for one moment desire to be thought to seek for it only the sympathy of those thus mentioned. It may have lessons for others. That it concerns in part, if not in whole, the general reader, perhaps no one will think to question, to whom it tells itself from page to page in homely detail. May God speed it, and make it a blessing to the hearts and homes of all who give it kindly welcome! ISABEL REANEY. STEPNEY HOUSE, EAST INDIA ROAD, LONDON. |