"When will that be, ma'am? It won't take long will it?"
"I do not know."
"Mamma, Pink does not care, and I do not care. She has never seen a live lion in her life; and it will not make any difference with the lions. I guess she will keep warm. I want to be there at twelve o'clock; or I want to be there before. They feed the animals at twelve o'clock, and they're all alive."
"We feed the animals here at one o'clock," said his grandmother. "I hope you will remember that."
"Do you want to go, Matilda?" Mrs. Laval asked.
"She has never seen a lion," repeated Norton.
"Somebody else has never seen a monkey," said Judith.
"That is somebody who don't live in the house with Judy Bartholomew," Norton returned.
"We don't want to see a bear, either," said Miss Judy pouting.
"Well, remember and be at home for luncheon," said Mrs. Laval. "I want Matilda after that."