"Then I will show you how," said Patricia, quickly.
Patricia never told them she was pleading so hard for the boy.
"Patricia is quite right, Silas," she declared, "and I deserve all that she has said.
"Tell him to draw up the paper right away, aunt!" begged Patricia, with sparkling eyes.
Here Patricia was also brought in her wheel chair by Beth, who then left the two invalids together.
"Suppose," she said to Mr. Watson, "my present will stands, and after my death the estate becomes the property of Patricia.
She sent for Patricia early in the forenoon, and when the girl arrived she was almost shocked by the change in her aunt's appearance.
Patricia thanked her aunt with eager words, and said, as indeed she felt, that she could almost love Aunt Jane for her final, if dilatory, act of justice.