Penny Dreadfuls, 1889 · page 158 of 400
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about her which made her feel that Helena could be very cruelin spite of her apparent sweetness, the charm of which almost every one acknowledged. It Hazel captured the young people during the early portion of the evening. she as surely won. the hearts of the older guests, when, at Mrs. Harwood’s mee st, she gave them some music, She thrst played a brilliant selection, which she ee from memory, and then sang a ye Dal- lad with so much expression and pathos that hy her hearers were enraptured, mich