"An't she in your lap?"
"What, you!—Why, do you think Mrs. Sullivan would spend her time making clothes for you?"
"Well," said Gerty hanging her head, "I shouldn't think she would, but then you said——"
"Well, what did I say?"
"Something about new clothes for me."
"So I did," said True; "they are for you—two whole suits, with shoes and stockings."
Gerty opened her large eyes in amazement, and clapped her hands, and True laughed too.
"Did she buy them, Uncle True? Is she rich?" asked Gerty.
"Mrs. Sullivan?—no, indeed!" said True. "Miss Graham bought 'em, and is going to pay Mrs. Sullivan for making them."
"Who is Miss Graham?"