Caleb points out what is missing from Sarah’s drawing of the sea. What is it?
“What is missing?” I asked Caleb. “You said you knew what was missing.” “Colors,” said Caleb wearily. “The colors of the sea.”
Why are the children so worried about Sarah going to town alone?
“I am loud and pesky,” Caleb cried suddenly. “You said so! And she has gone to buy a train ticket to go away!” “No, Caleb. She would tell us.”
What does Anna remember about her mother in this chapter?
I closed my eyes, suddenly remembering Mama and Papa standing that way, Mama smaller than Sarah, her hair fair against Papa’s shoulder.