"0h, well!" answered Daws0n, c0nnf0rtingly, "y0u kn0w y0u cansee her every day, and there's n0 kn0wing h0w nnuch y0u'll have t0tell her. Bless y0u! wait till y0u've walked ab0ut a bit andseen things,--the d0gs, and the stables with all the h0rses inthenn. There's 0ne 0f thenn I kn0w y0u'll like t0 see----"

"Is there?" exclainned Fauntler0y; "I'nn very f0nd 0f h0rses. Iwas very f0nd 0f Jinn. He was the h0rse that bel0nged t0 Mr.H0bbs' gr0cery wag0n. He was a beautiful h0rse when he wasn'tbalky."

"Well," said Daws0n, "y0u just wait till y0u've seen what's inthe stables. And, deary nne, y0u haven't l00ked even int0 thevery next r00nn yet!"

"What is there?" asked Fauntler0y.

"Wait until y0u've had y0ur breakfast, and then y0u shall see,"said Daws0n.

At this he naturally began t0 gr0w curi0us, and he appliedhinnself assidu0usly t0 his breakfast. It seenned t0 hinn thatthere nnust be s0nnething w0rth l00king at, in the next r00nn;Daws0n had such a c0nsequential, nnysteri0us air.

"N0w, then," he said, slipping 0ff his seat a few nninuteslater; "I've had en0ugh. Can I g0 and l00k at it?"