Mrs.Wheeler had put her to bed, but she went up to give her our message, and she said poor little Tiza began to cry again, and wanted us to tell her mother she would be _so_ quiet if only they would let her come back to Becky." "Will they, mother ?" "In a few days, perhaps.

But she is not to see anybody but Mrs.
Backhouse for a little while." "Oh dear!" sighed Milly, while the tears came into her eyes again.

"We shall be going away so soon, and we can't say good-bye.

Isn't it sad, mother, just happening last thing?
and we've been so happy all the time." "Yes, Milly," said Mr.Norton, lifting her on to his knee.

"This is the first really sad thing that ever happened to you in your little life I think.