She put her hand upon the doctor's arm, as a sign that it must hold her no longer, and sprang away.
And soon now all the young people went back again to the library.

Mrs.
Sandford came with them to serve in her arduous capacity of dresser.
June attended to give her help.
"Now what are we going to do ?" whispered Nora in breathless excitement.
"What is to be the first picture?
O Daisy, I wish you would get them to have my picture last of all." "Why, Nora ?" "O because.

I think it ought to come last.

Aren't you afraid?
Whew! lam." "No, I don't think I am." "But won't you want to laugh ?" "Why ?" Daisy.

"No, I do not think I shall want to laugh." "I shall be too frightened to laugh," said Jane Linwood.
"I don't see, Daisy, how you will manage those queer wings of yours," Nora resumed.
"I have not got to manage them at all.