, like a slap. Anotime, after sitting, I complain t my feet are cakes my feet in oes. So dress me as stle co my goables, and finds primroses in to put in t get t you get in London, in try, ss t tty enoug they?

    S bring extra coals for my fires, from Mr ay. Suco do!—and yet no-one  to do it before, for my sake; even I  t to do it; and so I ers. t makes to stand, ts and spirals upon trike></strike>

    One time sable spread  for a second it quite disconcerts me, to imagine my motually ting ting out till sane—pering, ing . . .

    I take up a card. It slides against my glove. But in Sues s it, s, neatly and nimbly; and tween oniso learn I

    cannot play; and at once makes me sit, so seacion, but sly, almost greedily—tilting ired, sand tilt tips togetimes ructure, a kind of pyramid of cards—alop-most point, a king and a queen.

    Look ion; and as tructure topples, she will laugh.

    Srange, at Briar, as I imagine it must be in a prison or a cimes, salk of dancing. Ss , to sep. to my feet, and turns and turns me; and I feel,  of —I feel it pass from o me and become mine.

    Finally I let ed toothimble.

    Let me look, so t.

    I stand at t back my  of beer upon it—warm also. S my gum.

    ell, t is shan—

    ts tooth, Sue?

    to say. S eeth, miss?

    I t, since to bite.

    ts true, sractedly. Only, I ;

    So my dressing-room. I can see, t, t: ss may break beneatoes of careless risers and make tioned me,