Lieutenant Godfrey Winslow, of the
navy, famed for his splendid behavior
in the late so-and-so affair. That
stately house at the right, they said,
was his home what brief times the
sea was not.

There lived, it would be added, his
younger brother, so rapidly coming
into note, -- the eccentric but gifted
rector of All Angels; whose great
success in the heart of a Congrega-
tional community was due hardly
more to his high talents than to the
combined winsomeness and practical
sympathies of his beautiful bride, or
to the resourceful wisdom and zeal of
his churchwarden, Leonard Byington.

"Any relation to Byington, your
new political leader in these parts?"

"Same man," the answer would

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