Each of the girls had her own particular tastes; and these they were by no means slow to express to one another.
Primrose, who intended to study china painting--to make it, in short, a profession--liked to stand opposite some large shop in Oxford Street, and to study and try to carry away in her mind's eye the shape and beauty of the many lovely things displayed in the windows.
Jasmine, who during the first few days had quite made up her mind not to worry at all about the future, did not much care for these gazing fits of Primrose's.

She wanted to get into the parks.

She exclaimed in ecstasy over the horses, and those picture-galleries which were free to the public quite enchanted her.

Daisy frankly admitted that she liked toy-shops, and of all toy-shops those which displayed rows of dolls in their windows the best.

Primrose had decided that the three should have one week's holiday, and it was during this week that they began to make a certain first acquaintance with London.