‘I wish I did know more about them,’ said Mr. Saunders. ‘Whatever institution they belong to, it’s an admirable one, and I’m sorry we haven’t a few more institutions of that kind over here. I don’t think we should have pulled you through if it hadn’t been for that excellent nursing. No, upon my word I believe you owe those two women your life.’ ‘And I do not even know their names, or where they are to be found,’ said Cyril, regretfully. It worried him not a little to be under so deep an obligation, and to have no mode of expressing his gratitude. At one time he thought of putting an advertisement in the _Times_, thanking his unknown nurses for their care. But on reflection this seemed idle. They were doubtless what they represented themselves, sisters of some religious order, who did good for the love of God. They had no need of his thanks. Yet he puzzled himself not a little about the whole business. Why should he have been selected, above all other sufferers in the town of Bridford, as the recipient of this gratuitous care? As soon as he was able to leave his bed, Dr. Bolling insisted on his going off to the sea-side to get strength before he went back to his work. This vexed him sorely, but he could not disobey. ‘You’ve been as near the gates of death as a man can well go without passing through them,’ said the doctor. END OF VOL. II. J. AND W. RIDER, PRINTERS, LONDON. Corrections The first line indicates the original, the second the correction. Contents to Vol. II IX. ‘THOSE ARE THE KILLING GRIEFS WHICH DARE NOT SPEAK’ 138 IX. ‘THOSE ARE THE KILLING GRIEFS WHICH DARE NOT SPEAK’ 128 p. 137 Miss Scales eat her dinner Miss Schales ate her dinner p. 172 Yes, it’s regretable. Yes, it’s regrettable. p. 268 in His earthly pilgrimage did He exereise that ineffable in His earthly pilgrimage did He exercise that ineffable p. 305 Mrs. Piper no longer recived her morning visitors in it Mrs. Piper no longer received her morning visitors in it