"She don't seem so well this afternoon," replied Mrs. Kent.
"Does she have a doctor?"
"Not now; we had one a while ago, but he said he could do nothing for her."
"Don't you think we had better have one?"
"He might do something to make her easy, but Jenny don't complain. She never speaks of her pains."
"I have come to stay all night with Jenny, if you are willing I should," continued Fanny, doubtfully.
"You are very kind."
"I will only sit by her; I won't talk to her."
"I should be very glad to have you stay; and Jenny thinks ever so much of you."
"If you please, I will go after a doctor."