Faith hesitated.
"Isn't it work to the horses, Sophy? And if it is only pleasure—Sunday has its own pleasures, dear Sophy,—I can't have both."
"Why can't you?"
"Because,—if I take these, God will not give me those," Faith said very gravely.
"But Faith!"—said Miss Harrison looking disturbed,—"you didn't use to be so religious?"
Faith's face flushed a little and was touchingly humble as she said,
"No—I didn't."
"What's changed you so?"
"It isn't a bad change, dear Sophy!"
"I don't believe anything's bad about you," said Miss Harrison kissing her,—"but don't change too far, dear; don't forget your old friends."
"I want them to change too," said Faith looking at her winningly.