When they reached the house, Thomas went to turn the cows into the yard, while Mary Bell went into the house to Mary Erskine, with her little pail in one hand, and her bouquet of flowers in the other.She rose accordingly very early on the morning after her arrival there from the woods, as described in dunst elizabethtown kirsten the last chapter, and put on the working dress which Mary Erskine had made for her, and which was always kept at the farm.There was a small elevation in the land, at a little distance from the place where Mary Bell came out, and she thought that she would go to the top of this elevation, and look for Mary Erskine's house, all around.He remained dunst elizabethtown kirsten in the trundle bed, playing with his play things.Just as she took her seat she saw that there was a little path, which diverged here from the main road, and turned into the woods a little way, seeming to come back again after a short distance.They tried to dunst elizabethtown kirsten open the door, but they could not succeed.There were many such little paths, here and there, running parallel to the main road.Bell, to have you stay there all the dunst elizabethtown kirsten time, day and night, for several days.Mary Bell, however, succeeded very well.She now dunst elizabethtown kirsten no longer took any pleasure in dabbling in the brook, or planting potatoes in the sand, or in heating sham ovens in stumps and hollow trees.She, however, steadily persevered, though she encountered a great many obstacles on the way.They dunst elizabethtown kirsten accordingly went in to ask her.