The Master of the Mint. CHAPTER XXXI. Ennison,” she said. “I want you so much, Lucy. It’s just life, pure life, life nascent, running clear and strong. She was dressed in a tattered black stuff gown, discoloured by various stains, and intended, it would seem, from the remnants of rusty crape with which it was here and there tricked out, to represent the garb of widowhood, and held in her arms a sleeping infant, swathed in the folds of a linsey-woolsey shawl. He was snoring stupidly.
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