48 THE CINDERELLA FROCK.

really ashamed of her bad heart. She forgot
to be ashamed before people, for she felt that
to the good Heavenly Father, and his holy
angels, who could see her spiritual face, she
must be even more unlovely than to them.
Ah, nobody knew what resolves she made
within herself that night, or what dreams she
had. Her school-fellows should have guessed
though, for never did a little girl strive harder
to be amiable, than did Rovina, for whole
days afterwards.