Daisy had time to lie down a little while before her dinner; nevertheless she was languid and pale, and disposed to take all the rest of the day very quietly.
The rest of the day was of course devoted to the tableaux.

The little company had got warmed to the subject pretty well at the first meeting; they all came together this fine afternoon with spirits in tone for business.

And Daisy, though she was tired, presently found her own interest drawn in.

She was not called upon immediately to take any active part; she perched herself in the corner of a couch and looked on and listened.

Thither came Nora Dinwiddie, too much excited to sit down, and stood by Daisy's elbow.