"I suppose I am," I said. "I am not sick. I always say I am well."
"For instance, you are so well that you never get tired?"
"Oh I get tired very often. I always did."
"What sort of things make you tired? Do you take too long drives in your pony-chaise?"
"I have no pony-chaise now, Dr. Sandford. Loupe was left at Melbourne. I don't know what became of him."
"Why didn't you bring him along? But any other pony would do, Daisy."
"I don't drive at all, Dr. Sandford. My aunt and governess do not like to have me drive as I used to do. I wish I could!"
"You would like to use your pony and chaise again?"
"Very much. I know it would rest me."
"And you have a governess, Daisy? That is something you had not at Melbourne."