She knew the name as well as the color of the omnibus which would safely convey them near to the pier at Westminster.

She also knew, being instructed by Mrs.Jones, that a policeman was the right person to give her information as to where this special omnibus was to be found.

She was by no means shy in making her desires known to one of these useful and worthy members of society, and in a short time the four found themselves bowling away in the direction of Westminster, and then, without any insurmountable difficulty, secured comfortable seats on one of the river steamers.
The day was perfect, neither too hot nor too cold, and the summer breezes fanned the young cheeks pleasantly, and raised the youthful spirits to an exhilarating height.

Poppy forgot her troubles in Penelope Mansion, her difficulties with regard to the name of Sarah.
She forgot the gloom of the back scullery, and the discontented frown quite vanished from her brow.

London was again dazzling in her eyes, and her own future was replete with hope.
Primrose also ceased to worry over the anxieties and cares of the future; she ceased to reflect on the plan which was so soon to be carried into execution.