"Hush! Don't wake Trouble. He was restless all night, but he is sleeping now. It isn't night, it's morning."
"But what makes it so dark?" asked Teddy.
"Because the snow covers nearly all the windows, especially on this side of the house."
"Is it snowing yet?" asked Jan.
"Yes; snowing hard," her mother answered.
"Are we snowed in?" asked Ted.
"Yes," replied Mrs. Martin, "I'm afraid we are snowed in, Teddy boy. It's a terrible storm, and very cold!"
CHAPTER XV
DRIVEN BACK
Teddy and Janet, who had put on their bath robes as they crawled out of bed, looked at one another in the light that streamed into their mother's room from the hall. Their faces were happy. They were not afraid of the big storm. It was just what they had hoped would happen. But they did not know all the trouble that it was to cause.