On the table beside her stood her work-basket. Margaret just naturally looked that way for help. She knew where she could find it when in trouble.
Sure enough, in a second, she saw her little friend, Sir Bodkin, come hopping quickly out of the basket.
“Well, well, in trouble I see,” he said to Margaret, who looked very unhappy indeed.
“Oh! you cunning man! I know I never could do without you and your Fairies!” she cried, now smiling and looking so relieved. “Maybe you can help me?”
“Indeed we can. You need a doctor here to make some repairs, I’m thinking,” he said wisely. Then he went over to the work-basket and called in a loud voice:
“Doctor Darner! How about a little help here!”
From the work-basket came the sound of scrambling.
“Just so, just so,” replied a gruff voice as a large One-Eyed Fairy came hustling and bustling out of the work-basket and up to Sir Bodkin and Margaret.
“Take a good look and give us your advice,” said the King.