"You must learn."
"Yes."
"Do you intend to do it?"
"Why should I? You can read to me."
"You will never know anything," exclaimed the boy severely. "How do you spend your time in the morning, when I am not here?"
"I do nothing."
"Nothing?"
"That is, I wait until you come," in an explanatory tone.
"What do you do while you are waiting?"
"I think about you, and wonder how soon you will be here; and I walk about, or lie on the grass and look at the clouds."