You think she will regard it as a 'Hill Difficulty' which she ought to climb.

I think she will regard it as a fearful, dreadful temptation which she ought to put away." Miss Egerton smiled, for Jasmine's sunny little face looked so grave and anxious, and there was such a disturbed frown between her brows.
"At any rate, dear," continued the governess, "you will not oppose my scheme.

You will see, dear, that the greatest strength sometimes shows itself in yielding.

Jasmine, dear, are you not quite tired of having your own way ?" "A little," answered Jasmine.

"I mean," she added, "that I never again will offer my stories to papers recommended by people like Mr.and Mrs.Dove.".