"I found her in great trouble because, she said, you were offended with her.

Will you love her again ?" Daisy put her arms round Nora, who looked a little ashamed, and gave her a very peaceful and reassuring kiss.

The gentlemen both smiled at her action.

It was too graceful to need the aid of words.
"My mission is successful," said Mr.Dinwiddie.
"But I was not offended the least bit, Mr.Dinwiddie," said Daisy.
"I believe it; but Nora thought you had so much reason, that she would not come alone to make her apology." The young man looked towards Mr.Randolph, whose attention was just then taken by somebody who had come to him on business.

He waited.
"Won't you sit down, Mr.Dinwiddie ?" said Daisy.
"I must go." "But I want to ask you a question, sir." Mr.Dinwiddie sat down.
"Mr.Dinwiddie," said Daisy with a grave face, "what are my talents ?" "What is the question, Daisy?
I do not understand." "You know, sir--one servant had ten and another had five.