"Oh no! that is my bonnet. I never can draw with my bonnet on; it makes my head so hot. I wonder if I could manage figures. There are so many people about here whom I should like to sketch."
"I should say that a likeness you very much wish to take you would always succeed in," said Mr. Lennox. "I have great faith in the power of will. I think myself I have succeeded pretty well in yours." Mr. Hale had preceded them into the house, while Margaret was lingering to pluck some roses, with which to adorn her morning gown for dinner.

'Oh no! that is my bonnet. I wonder if I could manage figures. There are so many people about here whom I should like to sketch.'
'I should say you would succeed,' said Mr. Lennox. 'I think myself I have succeeded pretty well in yours.' Mr. Hale had gone into the house, while Margaret was lingering to pluck some roses.
