"[...]as she was entering the streets, she met a lady and a little boy of about three years old, who directly held out his hands and began to beg for the flowers. His mamma stopped, and as Fanny was very poorly dressed, she thought it probable that she would sell her nosegay, and so she said, "Will you give that bunch of flowers to my little boy, and I will pay you for it?" "Please, ma'am, they are for grandmother," said Fanny blushing, and thinking she ought to give the flowers directly, and without money to any one who wished for them. "But perhaps your grand-mother would rather have this sixpence?" said the [...]"