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Our mother says we may go and see little Lucy. We are going some day in June, soon after our school is out. We do not have school in June. Lucy's home is far away. We shall ride there in the big wagon with father and mother. Father says it will take all day to go so far. Mother says I must be sure to take Lucy some of our good apples. I will take her a book, too. I am sure Lucy will be glad to see us. She will run out to the wagon and tell us so. What do you think she will say? She will say, "Oh, May, I am so glad you have come." Violets sweet, violets sweet! Who will buy my violets sweet? Violets sweet, violets sweet! I will buy your violets sweet. See this funny little tree! What kind of tree is it? It is not a tree, it is a vine. It is not so tall as some trees. It looks like a wild rose vine. Will it have roses on it? Yes, I think some roses will grow on it; but I am not sure. Wild roses come in June. Some of them are very sweet. My roses are not wild. They do not grow on a vine. They grow on a bush. A bush looks like a little tree. Little Henry went to school this morning. All the children were glad to see him as he came down the street. He is a funny little boy, and I am sure you would like him. He says he will grow very fast and soon be a man. He likes to go to school. Do you know the name of this big yellow flower? What kind of flower is it? Oh, I know. It is a sunflower. Does it look like the sun? It likes the sun. Do you know what sunflowers are good for? Yes, they are good to look at. If you will go to the field on the hill, you may see many of them. They are not sweet flowers, like your violets and some others. If you will give me one of your pretty roses, you may have all the sunflowers I can find. I like roses and sweet violets. I like to see big, yellow sunflowers, too. But I do not care to take them home with me. Do you?
