The children walked back across the fields and through the woods—not talking much, but thinking of all that Una had told them—until they came to the gap in the fence and saw that it had been boarded up.
"Oh, Una, look!" cried Tom.
"We shan't have any more picnics," said Norah dolefully.
Dan leant out of his small carriage and put his hand into Una's with a happy little laugh.
"I don't mind a bit about the gap," he said. "We've got Una on this side of it now."
THE END.
