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the flowers, and the little girls carried them on a trip a hundred
miles up the valley to their grandmother.
The last yellow blossom in our claim this spring is one single
daffodil that stands alone and nods a promise of more gold next
year. We can not tell the worth of all this gold in terms by which
that other gold is emasured; but who can tell the measure of Joy,
the lesson in Faith, and the large treasure of Beauty that came to fill
the hearts of Margaret, Helen and Jane Elizabeth from out that
tiny patch of waving gold?
MURIEL E. MARTIX, ' 0 1 .
%, University of California.
