‘You haven’t read your other letter, your reverence.’
He recognized the handwriting; it was from Father O’Grady.
From Father O’Grady to Father Oliver Gogarty.
‘June 8, 19—.
‘MY DEAR FATHER GOGARTY,
‘I was very glad to hear that Miss Glynn told her story truthfully; for if she exaggerated or indulged in equivocation, it would be a great disappointment to me and to her friends, and would put me in a very difficult position, for I should have to tell certain friends of mine, to whom I recommended her, that she was not all that we imagined her to be. But all’s well that ends well; and you will be glad to hear that I have appointed her organist in my church. It remains, therefore, only for me to thank you for your manly letter, acknowledging the mistake you have made.
‘I can imagine the a
