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MRS. BRADFORD passed the interval between her mother's death and funeral in what Margaret called "a continual worritting. " She was ever harping on the money question, and wondering who would get the best share, or if it would be "divided equal"; whether there was much or little, and who would have the furniture, of which she knew Mrs. Allison had the disposal. She professed to be surprised that Margaret seemed so little moved by what excited herself so much.
"You take things very easy, Margaret," she said. "If you knew just what was coming, you couldn't put yourself less about."