But I have been to school, and although that could never make me able to dream so well as Nanny, it has made me able to tell her dream better than she could herself.

And I am the more desirous of doing this for her that I have already done the best I could for Diamond's dream, and it would be a shame to give the boy all the advantage.
"I will tell you all I know about it," said Nanny.

"The day before yesterday, a lady came to see us--a very beautiful lady, and very beautifully dressed.

I heard the matron say to her that it was very kind of her to come in blue and gold; and she answered that she knew we didn't like dull colours.

She had such a lovely shawl on, just like redness dipped in milk, and all worked over with flowers of the same colour.