"You must bring her soon."
"Won't she trouble you, Miss Dearborn?"
"Children never trouble me. I like them. Come in and sit down," for Paul was still standing in the vestibule. "I suppose you have brought my work."
"Yes; mother has finished it."
"Sarah, you may take the bundle."
"Won't you look at it, Miss Dearborn? Perhaps it may not suit you."
"I am not afraid of that, Paul. Still I will examine it."
The examination was followed by cordial praise, which was deserved, for Mrs. Palmer was an admirable needlewoman.
"Did your mother mention the price, Paul?" asked the young lady.
"She named two dollars."