Von Rosen laughed. He knew what was coming, or thought that he did. "I see," said Aunt Susan, "that you have forty-two copies of Margaret Edes' book, _The Poor Lady_, and I have always thought it was a very silly book, and you can't exchange them for every single one is autographed." It was quite true. Poor Margaret Edes had autographed the forty-two. She had not even dreamed of the incalculable depths of a lie. THE END [Transcriber's note: The following spelling inconsistencies were present in the original and were not corrected in this etext: wordly ensconsed/ensconced] End of Project Gutenberg's The Butterfly House, by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman