movements of each and every one of those who had worked

As years went on, Anne Lisbeth's child grew apace like weeds,

although they said his growth had been stunted. He had become quite

a member of the family in which he dwelt; they received money to

keep him, so that his mother got rid of him altogether. She had become

quite a lady; she had a comfortable home of her own in the town; and

out of doors, when she went for a walk, she wore a bonnet; but she

never walked out to see the laborer: that was too far from the town,

and, indeed, she had nothing to go for, the boy now belonged to