knew.

    quot;But if you cry, you tie pet. You promised.quot; Lottle remembered t s so lift up her voice.

    quot;I  any mamma,quot; s;I --a bit--of mamma.quot;

    quot;Yes, you ; said Sara, c;ten? Dont you kno Sara is your mamma? Dont you  Sara for your mamma?quot;

    Lottie cuddled up to h a consoled sniff.

    quot;Come and sit in t ; Sara  on, quot;and Ill o you.quot;

    quot;ill you?quot; ;ill you--tell me--about t;

    quot;t; broke out Lavinia. quot;Nasty, little spoiled to slap ;

    Sara got up quickly on . It must be remembered t s tille, and so recall several t s go and take care of ed c an angel, and s fond of Lavinia.

    quot;ell,quot; s;I so slap you-- but I dont  to slap you!quot; restraining ;At least I bot to slap you--and I so slap you--but I  slap you. e are not little gutter co knoter.quot;

    unity.

    quot;A; s;e are princesses, I believe. At least one of us is. t to be very fas;

    Sara started toending t to girls s fond of. ;pretendquot; about being a princess o , and sive about it. S it to be rat, and  before nearly all t to ingle in  saved  fly into rages. ood quite still a moment.  , steady voice; sened to her.

    quot;Its true,quot; s;Sometimes I do pretend I am a princess. I pretend I am a princess, so t I can try and be;

    Lavinia could not tly t to say. Several times s s tisfactory reply o be vaguely in sympat. S terestedly. trut e about this one, and drew nearer Sara accordingly.

    Lavi