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571
I
never
did
many
things
in
India
,
but
there
were
more
people
to
look
at
natives
and
soldiers
marching
by
and
sometimes
bands
playing
,
and
my
Ayah
told
me
stories
.
There
is
no
one
to
talk
to
here
except
you
and
Ben
Weatherstaff
.
And
you
have
to
do
your
work
and
Ben
Weatherstaff
won
t
speak
to
me
often
.
I
thought
if
I
had
a
little
spade
I
could
dig
somewhere
as
he
does
,
and
I
might
make
a
little
garden
if
he
would
give
me
some
seeds
.
572
Martha
s
face
quite
lighted
up
.
573
There
now
!
she
exclaimed
,
if
that
wasn
t
one
of
th
things
mother
said
.
She
says
,
There
s
such
a
lot
o
room
in
that
big
place
,
why
don
t
they
give
her
a
bit
for
herself
,
even
if
she
doesn
t
plant
nothin
but
parsley
an
radishes
?
She
d
dig
an
rake
away
an
be
right
down
happy
over
it
.
Them
was
the
very
words
she
said
.
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574
Were
they
?
said
Mary
.
How
many
things
she
knows
,
doesn
t
she
?
575
Eh
!
said
Martha
.
It
s
like
she
says
:
A
woman
as
brings
up
twelve
children
learns
something
besides
her
A
B
C
.
Children
s
as
good
as
rithmetic
to
set
you
findin
out
things
.
576
How
much
would
a
spade
cost
a
little
one
?
Mary
asked
.
577
Well
,
was
Martha
s
reflective
answer
,
at
Thwaite
village
there
s
a
shop
or
so
an
I
saw
little
garden
sets
with
a
spade
an
a
rake
an
a
fork
all
tied
together
for
two
shillings
.
An
they
was
stout
enough
to
work
with
,
too
.
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578
I
ve
got
more
than
that
in
my
purse
,
said
Mary
.
Mrs
.
Morrison
gave
me
five
shillings
and
Mrs
.
Medlock
gave
me
some
money
from
Mr
.
Craven
.
579
Did
he
remember
thee
that
much
?
exclaimed
Martha
.
580
Mrs
.