22 Katie Summers.

 

buy a new table and chairs for my doll’s house.
J wonder if I shall have enough money.”

“What shall I give her?” said Harry. “Tve
only got one shilling and sixpence. I spent
nearly all my money the last time I went to
Hamley with William.”

“You might get Fanny a little needle-book
for her workbox, or a yard measure; she wants
both those things, I know,” answered Katie.

Putting their money carefully into their
purses, they hastened to get ready for their
drive. The chaise was brought round to the
door as they came down stairs. The baskets of
flowers were carefully stowed away under the
seat. Then the children, after kissing mamma,
jumped in and took their places.

“Oh, papa, let me drive till we get to the
town,” said Harry.

“Very well, my boy,” answered his papa ;
“change places with me ;” and Harry, with great
delight, took the reins