Janie Adams: A Tale in Six Chapters

abide asleep beautiful home better fate bright bustle CHAPTER cheeks child clothes cold Cole Cole's servant comfort comfortless crooked darling daughter day's dear benefactress dear old lady deformed desired for her?-happy destitute dream faith and trust father or mother faults fear feel fire firm faith garden gracious hair happy hour heard of Janie heart Henry Adams home on high JANIE ADAMS Janie looked Janie loved Janie's greatest happiness kind friend kiss knew leave Janie little children lives London loved her dearly loving and beloved Lucy manages the house Mary Grant Mary's miserable miss Myrtle Villa never nice night noisy Oh dear orphan pain papa peevish Poor Janie Poor little girl Poor little Janie pretty promised reads richly blessed Saviour says Somer Somerton soon speak suffering sullen supper sure Sydenham tell there's things throb told trouble and anxiety unkind warm watch to save winter writes her letters