THE LESSON OF A DAISY

I saw her from afar, poor child; she looked dreamy as she leaned against

the window, and held in her hand a daisy, which she was questioning by

gradually pulling it to pieces. What she wanted to ascertain I cannot

tell; I only heard in a low murmur, falling from her pale lips, these

words: "_a little, a great deal, passionately, not __ at all_," as each

petal her fingers pulled away fell fluttering at her feet.

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