84 Fohuny hastens to Mr. Dowt Like.

and knew how easily they could be
spoilt; while May had never really
known any other than this little pet-
brother. And, being with him all
day long, she quite understood how
hard it was for his little legs and
arms to keep still even for a minute,
and how often he made a great noise,
or upset somebody’s arrangements,
without in the least knowing what
he was doing or meaning any
harm.

Besides, he loved her so very much,
and wanted her for so many things ;
and that was very pleasant—it always
is, to have people love us, and to
know that they can’t get on without
us.