"There is one thing you have forgotten," said she.
"Forgotten, Betsy?" said M. Zermatt enquiringly.
"Yes: to give a name to this river."
"Quite right," M. Zermatt admitted; "it is an oversight that would have vexed Ernest in his map-making."
"Well," said Ernest, "there is a name already indicated for it. Let us call the river Hannah."
"Excellent!" said Jack. "Would you like that, Hannah?"
"Of course I should," the young girl replied, "but I have another name to suggest, and it deserves the compliment."
"What is it?" Mme. Zermatt asked.
"Our dear Jenny's family name."
Every one agreed, and henceforward Montrose River figured on the map of New Switzerland.