Her father and mother seemed to think differently about these things.

To her view, and she felt sure, to her mother's, the fault lay in the carelessness of not finding out whether the image was in her way.

She could not see that she was doing anything wrong in going out alone into an apple-tree, and springing from a low bough, upon the soft grass.

Very likely, when she was a grown-up young lady, with long dresses and hair done up behind, she shouldn't care anything about climbing trees.
But that was another question.

However, she had too much respect for her father to say this.