a devil?

    Better t, t upon te you!

    And I e you, I said, you fucking nancy

    I still one in my  at him.

    It missed  a foot; but t striking t as badly as  t it from me. I touc . I  to C beside ried to push me away.

    Get off me!  care!

    Cen to me, I said, in a steadier voice. I dont e you, truly. And you mustnt e me. I am all youve got. You  your place at Briar, and your aunty dont  you. You cant go back to try no my o beaken by ter of a s? Dont cry, for Gods sake!—o sob.—You t like to cry? I ed, and t ced me  is lying at t in my o er tand. tter of life and death. I was

    fooliso say I  me t, Coo  o t;

    ill crying; and no last, I began to cry, too. I put my arm about o my sil, finally, someone in t door began to bang on t for us to stop.

    t afraid, now? Youll sleep, like a good boy?

    oget, and , ed, and h.

    But I kept  nig of Maud, across treet, lying breat perfectly slender, and perfectly we and bare.

    By time t. I stood at tcime but tirring, gave it up. t could .  I needed no it. I made C a parting in it, took ly from took o ec, far enougo risk going about  my veil. I found a spot on treet.

    Stand  nigs see you do it again.

    Lets w?

    I caug. o snivel. I put my reet, in an anxious  us. I beckoned them over.

    Please, sir, please, lady, I said. I just come upon try t er.

    Can you spare a couple of fart  kno know C  in ers

    cart. —__God bless you, sir! Dont cry, mate! Look, t