"Two dollars and a half."
"O, that's too dear."
"We have cheaper ones."
"But this is such a beauty," said Sary Ann.
"I crocheted it myself," Kathie returned, quietly.
"O mother, I'd like to have something she's done her own very self! Did you make the frames?"
"No, my aunt did those, but I know how,"—with a sweet smile.
After a good deal of talking they concluded to take the cap; then Sary Ann wanted a pretty white apron for the "patron" of it, she declared.
"Nonsense!" said her mother.
But Sary Ann carried the day, and afterward she found something else.