FOUR YEARS’ READER.—You had better go to a musical instrument shop, or communicate with the manager by letter, respecting the instrument you name. Without reasonable doubt he will give some addresses of masters for it. You should not spell “entitled” “entiteled,” “whom” “whome,” nor “oblige” “oblidge.” H. GAMBLE.—There is a hospital for epilepsy at Portland Terrace, Regent’s Park, near St. John’s Wood Road Station, where patients may be received free, or according to the means of the family. There is another, the West End Hospital, 73, Welbeck Street, W.: but whether patients may be received there free you must inquire. * * * * * [Transcriber’s Note—The following changes have been made to this text: Page 562: grevious to grievous—“grievous lies”. Page 566: rght to rght—“to the right”. Fennimore to Fenimore—“Fenimore Cooper’s”. Page 569: removed dittograph “he”—“he would work so hard”. Page 573: amuteur to amateur—“nurse is an amateur”. atten- to attention—“her whole attention”. Page 576: fixitive to fixative—“fixative or medium”.] End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Girl's Own Paper, Vol. XX, No. 1014, June 3, 1899, by Various