The Girls of St. Olave's (Esprios Classics)

Denys's eyes wandered round the room the dear old night nursery where she had slept with one after another of the babies. The walls were adorned with coloured prints of which the stories had been told and re-told to Tony and little Jerry and baby Maude and the odds and ends of little ornaments and carved brackets had each its own history of a birthday or a holiday or a keepsake. There was nothing of value except in the value of association and Denys smiled tenderly as she shook her head.