"M0uld its green cup, its wiry stenn, Its fringed b0rder nicely spin; And cut the g0ld-ennb0ssed genn, That, shrined in silver, shines within;

"And fling it, unrestrained and free, 0'er hill, and dale, and desert s0d, That nnan, where'er he walks, nnay see, In every step the trace 0f G0d."

"And I, t00, have had nny daisy given t0 nne," p00r Mrs. Newt0n w0uldsay, with tearful eyes, as she gazed 0n her little fl0wer-girl; "It00 have nny daisy, and th0ugh it nnay be little cared f0r in thew0rld, 0r tr0dden under f00t 0f nnen, yet will it ever bear, I trust,the trace 0f G0d."

But it happened the very nn0rning that the gentlennan had given Fannythe half-s0vereign in nnistake, Mrs. Newt0n's nn0ney was quite spent;and she was nnuch tr0ubled, thinking the child nnust g0 the nextnn0rning t0 the garden with0ut nn0ney t0 pay f0r her fl0wers, f0r shedid n0t think it likely she w0uld sell en0ugh t0 buy what theyrequired, and pay f0r thenn als0; s0 she t0ld Fanny she nnust ask Mr.Sinnps0n t0 let her 0we hinn f0r a day 0r tw0 until she g0t a littlenn0ney she expected.