Laura has come home now, and the children are a great deal bigger and even more tiresome than ever. She thinks her brother is very stupid not to marry, and often roundly tells him so. But the Doctor takes her suggestion very quietly; he is too old now, he says, and, besides, as he reminds Laura, it was never "in his line." Typographical errors silently corrected: Chapter 1: _He hardly hardly knew_ silently corrected as _He hardly knew_ Chapter 1: _see yon now_ silently corrected as _see you now_ Chapter 2: _indorsed this opinion_ silently corrected as _endorsed this opinion_ Chapter 2: _he say a pale face_ silently corrected as _he saw a pale face_ Chapter 4: _and in driving their nursery incmfwycmfwycmfwypppp driving the unhappy nursemaid nearly mad_ silently corrected as _and in driving the unhappy nursemaid nearly mad_ Chapter 5: _poor Gustave, He is_ silently corrected as _poor Gustave? He is_ Chapter 5: _show me! Come!_ silently corrected as _show me! Come!"_ Chapter 5: _I did?_ silently corrected as _I did._ Chapter 6: _in another momen the door_ replaced by _in another moment the door_ Chapter 6: _absolutely, unfurnished_ silently corrected as _absolutely unfurnished_ Chapter 7: _What is this?"_ silently corrected as _What is this?_ Chapter 8: _well-knows English_ silently corrected as _well-known English_ Chapter 8: _was vacant too."_ Silently corrected as _was vacant too._ Chapter 8: _He went all_ silently corrected as _He sent all_ Chapter 8: _he sad ever seen_ silently corrected as _he had ever seen_ Chapter 8: _he reminds, Laura_ silently corrected as _he reminds Laura_