The Cottage on the Clif. 93

 

have a distinct remembrance of
kicking all the bed-clothes off ever
so many times, and of calling out
to Lottie in the next room, without
the smallest respect to rules. And
there was Jane as busy as could
be, with Susette, packing up little
frocks, and pinafores, and night-
gowns. Every now and then she
would stop to say, “ Really, Miss
Sissy, you must be quiet, and go to
sleep!” But, you know, that was
just one of those remarks which it
is of no use listening to.

It's funny how sometimes sleep
seems to run away and won't be
caught anyhow! Next night it