LUCY WAYGOOD.—We do not quite see on what point you need advice. From your own account you seem to have behaved badly enough, as you (being engaged to one man) appear to have encouraged another lover to pay you attention, and to visit you. No wonder the first became angry and jealous. Now you seem not to know your own mind, and “don’t want to pass your life with either of them.” You are very young, which is your best excuse, and our only advice is that you should wait for a year or two before accepting any lover, as you evidently do not know your own mind. * * * * * [Transcriber’s Note.—The following changes have been made to this text: Page 499: missing word “was” added—“she was bid”. Page 506: favourities to favourites—“old favourites which”. Page 507: cotten to cotton—“cotton stockings”. Page 512: Doubteul to Doubtful—‘“DOUBTFUL” may receive’.] End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Girl's Own Paper, Vol. XX. No. 1010, May 6, 1899, by Various