"These books, Dixon, I will keep. All the rest will you send to Mr. Bell? They are of a kind that he will value for themselves, as well as for papa's sake. This---- I should like you to take this to Mr. Thornton, after I am gone. Stay; I will write a note with it." And she sate down hastily, as if afraid of thinking, and wrote:
"DEAR SIR,--The accompanying book I am sure will be valued by you for the sake of my father, to whom it belonged.
"Yours sincerely,
MARGARET HALE."

'These books, Dixon, I will keep. Will you send the rest to Mr. Bell? They are ones that he will value for themselves, as well as for papa's sake. This - I should like you to take this to Mr. Thornton, after I am gone. Stay; I will write a note with it.' And she sat down hastily, and wrote:
'Dear Sir,
The accompanying book I am sure will be valued by you for the sake of my father, to whom it belonged.
'Yours sincerely,
'Margaret Hale.'
