Page 31 - The Little sister of Wilifred

is just right, for you know mamma is
very particular about the weather.”

“ Very well,” was the answer. li You

shall have the phaeton, but you must
remember that you are not to go out

alone in it, for, although you drive very

well, you are yet a small child. And

what should I do if any accident were

to happen to you ? ”
From the foregoing conversation it

may be seen how little Will was in­

dulged by the Doctor To all remon­
strances lie would reply with a shrug,

and declare there never was a child

more unselfish than she was, which
was a proof that he was not spoiling

her.

Wilifred often thought that of the

two her papa was really the least- bit
fonder of her than her mamma, and

the truth is, that 111 the fulness of her