"You＇ll be tired when you go home, if he shows you all his bibelots and gives you a lecture on each," said the Countess Gemini.
"I＇m not afraid of that; but if I＇m tired I shall at least have learned something."
"Very little, I suspect. But my sister＇s dreadfully afraid of learning anything," said Mr. Osmond.
"Oh, I confess to that; I don＇t want to know anything more—I know too much already. The more you know the more unhappy you are."
"You should not undervalue knowledge before Pansy, who has not 昀nished her education," Madame Merle interposed with a smile. "Pansy will never know any harm," said the child＇s father. "Pansy＇s a little convent-昀ower."