"Don't you see there is no room for it ?" Daisy saw there was very little.

She got up patiently and stood, though feeling very tired; while her chair was got out of the door with a good deal of difficulty.
"Are you tired, my darling ?" said her father bending down to the pale little face.
"A little, papa," said Daisy sighing.
No more words, but Mr.Randolph lifted Daisy in his arms and gave her a resting place there.

Daisy was afraid she was too heavy for him, but it was very comfortable to sit there, with her arm on his shoulder.

Her face looked its content; the only face in which such an expression could be seen at present; though the gentlemen took the thing coolly, and Mr.
Randolph and the two Sandfords looked as usual.

But now the delayed storm drew near.