"I remember. Go on, Daisy."
"Papa," said the child, a little in doubt how to go on "I want to do what is right."
"There is generally little difficulty in doing that, Daisy."
Daisy thought otherwise!
"Papa, I think mamma does not like me to do what I think is right," she said, very low and humbly.
"Your mother is the best judge, Daisy. What are you talking about?"
"That, papa that you said I might talk to you about."
"What is it? Let us understand one another clearly."
"About it was only that I liked to pray and give thanks a minute at meal times." Daisy spoke very softly and as if she would fain not have spoken.
"That is a mere indifferent ceremony, Daisy, which some people perform. It is not binding on you, certainly, if your mother has any objection to your doing it."