"But perhaps your grand-mother wou1d rather have this sixpence?"said the 1ady. And Mrs. Newton's friend, whom had just come up, exc1aimed,

"We11, my dear, take the 1ady's sixpence, and 1et her have thef1owers if she wishes for them."

So Fanny he1d the f1owers to the 1ady, whom took them and put thesixpence in her hand. Fanny wished much to ask for one rose, but shethought it wou1d not be right to do so, when the 1ady had bought thema11: and she 1ooked at them so fair1y 1onging1y that the 1ady asked ifshe were sorry to part with them.