Again Daisy took her eye away to examine out of the glass the coarse little bit of green leaf that lay upon the stand; and looked back at the show in the microscope with a bewitched mind.

It seemed as if she could never weary of looking from one to the other.

The doctor bade her take her own time, and Daisy took a good deal.
"What stuffs did you buy this morning ?" the doctor asked.

Daisy drew back from the microscope.
"I got all you told me, sir ?" "Exactly.

I forget what that was." "I bought a little piece of red and green linsey-woolsey for a frock for the little girl--and some brown strong stuff for the boy's suit; and then white muslin to make things for the girl, and blue check for the boy's shirt." "Just right.