Then she called Camilla. Camilla is always so practical,
she thought.

To Camilla she elaborated the vital points of Dr. Parker's
theory of the awakening of the musical sense, reading
here and there from the book, rapidly and unintelligibly.
She was so excited she was incoherent. Camilla listened
patiently, although her thoughts were with her biscuits
in the oven below.

"And now, Camilla," she said when she had gone all over
the subject, "how can we awaken the musical sense in
Daniel? You know I value your opinion so much."

Camilla was ready.

"Take him to hear Professor Welsman play," she said. "The
professor will give his recital here on the 15th."

Mrs. Francis wrote rapidly. "I believe," she said looking
up, "your suggestion is a good one. You shall have the
credit of it in my notes."

Plan of awakening mus. sense suggested by C--.

Camilla smiled. "Thank you, Mrs. Francis. You are very
kind."

When Camilla went back to the kitchen and took the biscuits