Nurse Heatherdale's Story

· 1921

I could fancy it was only yesterday! That first time I saw them. And to think how many years ago it is really! And how many times I have told the story--or, perhaps, I should say the _stories_, for after all it is only a string of simple day-by-day events I have to tell, though to me and to the children about me they seem so interesting and, in some ways, I think I may say, rather out of the common. So that now that I am getting old, or 'beginning to think just a tiny bit about some day getting old,' which is the only way Miss Erica will let me say it, and knowing that nobody else _can_ know all the ins and outs which make the whole just as I do, and having a nice quiet time to myself most d…

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