SYBIL.

  

her afterwards, and if she did forget, I'll tell
you what she must do; she must go without
one day longer than you. Now come along
with me, and I'll make it all right, you'll
see.”

When they got back to the dining-room
auntie quietly lifted Carrots on to his chair
again, and said to his mamma with a smile,

“Tt was all a mistake; I thought it was;

  
  
  

- Carrots was not naughty at all, and he is quite

  

happy again now.”
And Mrs. Desart smiled too, so Carrots
really did feel happy again. But he wondered

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what auntie would do about the tea, which
was still standing there as he had left it; “and
it would be wrong to ‘waste’ it,’ thought
Carrots.

Sybil was sitting on auntie’s other side; and
auntie, glancing at her cup, saw that it was
empty. So auntie quietly put Carrots’s cup
before Sybil, and gave Carrots the empty one.

“Cecil,” she said, “will you give Carrots

some tea without any sugar?”