"I don't know," said Nora. "I don't believe Molly Skelton wishes for anything."
"But what would you wish for, in her place?"
"I should want to be straight, and stand and go about like other people."
"Yes, Nora, but I say! I mean, what would you wish for that would not be impossible?"
"Why, Daisy, how funny! Let me see. I should wish that somebody would come and be good to me, I think."
"How?"
"Oh tell me stories and read to me, and take tea with me and I don't know what!"
"Do you suppose nobody ever does take tea with her?" said
Daisy, upon whose fancy a new shadow of wretchedness darkened.
"I guess not," said Nora. "I don't believe anybody would. I guess nobody likes her well enough, she is so bad."
"Who gets her tea for her then?"