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Laying them on baby 's pillow , Marian went in quest of Helen , to whom she explained that as Bell Cameron was coming , and the house would be full , she had decided upon going to West Silverton , especially as she wished to see the lady with whom she once boarded , and who had been so kind to her . `` I might stay , '' she added , as Helen began to protest , `` but you do not need me . I have done all I can , and would rather go where I can be quiet for a little . '' To this last argument there could be no demur , and so the same carriage which at ten o'clock went for Wilford Cameron carried Marian Hazelton to the village where she preferred being left . * * * * * In much anxiety and distress Wilford Cameron read the telegram announcing baby 's illness . `` At Silverton ! '' he said .