Edward Hopper Painting

Edward Hopper Painting
Putting out a languid hand, she pulled herself up, with the help of the table, on to her feet. "Go down again to the kitchen, child"; but there was a sob, a kind of tremor in her voice.
"You haven't been eating properly, Ellen - that's what's the matter with you," said Bunting suddenly. "Now I come to think of it, you haven't eat half enough these last two days. I always did say - in old days many a time I telled you - that a woman couldn't live on air. But there, you never believed me!"
Edward Hopper Painting
Daisy stood looking from one to the other, a shadow over her bright, pretty face. "I'd no idea you'd had such a bad time, father," she said feelingly. "Why didn't you let me know about it? I might have got something out of Old Aunt." Edward Hopper Painting