"What looking-glass?"
"Well, the moon catches the sunlight just so, as a looking- glass would."
"How do you know, Daisy? I think it shines."
"I know because I have been told. It does not shine, any more than a looking-glass."
"Who told you?"
"Dr. Sandford," Daisy whispered.
"Did he! Then why don't we have the moon every night?"
"Because the looking-glass, if you can imagine that it is a looking-glass, does not always hang where it can catch the sun."
"Don't it? I don't like to think it is a looking-glass," said
Nora. "I would a great deal rather think it is the moon."
"Well, so it is," said Daisy. "You can think so."