"What beautiful cows!" exclaimed Uncle Robert as the little Jerseys lifted their shy faces from the grass to look at them. "I never saw finer ones."
"That is my calf," said Donald, pointing it out with much pride, "and that one over there is Frank's. The only way we can tell them apart is that Frank's has more black on its face than mine has."
[Illustration: Donald's calf.]
"Toot-toot-t-o-o-t!" The sound came from the house.
"There's the horn!" exclaimed Susie. "It must be dinner time."
"So soon?" said Uncle Robert. "How quickly the morning has gone!"
"I tell you I'm hungry," said Donald. "I didn't think of it before, but
I'm almost starving."
CHAPTER V.
IN THE FLOWER GARDEN.
In the afternoon they all went into the garden. Donald and Mrs. Leonard began at once to set out the tomato plants that had been started in a box. Susie and Uncle Robert walked about, planning where the flower seeds should be planted.