He could not disappoint her.

She, too, felt that he was being weighed and suddenly came to his rescue.
"He's an awful kind man," she said earnestly.

"He hasn't got any little children of his own, and he's going to give things to little poor children.

He always does that, I guess," she added.
"Well, no, I don't," said Livingstone, looking at the shopkeeper frankly; "but I wish I had, and I'll pay you." "All right.

She knows you and that will do," said Mr.Brown.
Kitty, with the light of an explorer in her eyes, was making new discoveries on the shelves, and the two men walked to the back of the shop where the shopkeeper wrote a list of names.