16. The Visitor
g at them.
quot;to me,quot; ansly.
quot;to you?quot; exclaimed Miss Minc; do you mean?quot;
quot;I dont kno;but to me. I sleep in t-tic. Becky ;
Miss Minco ted expression.
quot; is in t; she demanded.
quot;I dont kno; replied Sara.
quot;Open t; she ordered.
Sara did as sold. enance y and comfortable clot kinds: sockings, and gloves, and a iful coat. t and an umbrella. t of t en t;to be ;
Miss Mince agitated. t range to be t sake, after all, and t ted cric friend in tion, astic ions imes very odd-- particularly ric care for sort migo overlook ions a distance. Suco be crotcy and -tempered enougo be easily offended. It be very pleasant if trut t food, and t very queer indeed, and very uncertain, and s Sara.
quot;ell,quot; stle girl lost ;someone is very kind to you. As t, and you are to , you may as table. After you are dressed you may come doairs and learn your lessons in t go out on any more errands today.quot;
About erruck dumb.
quot;My ; ejaculated Jessie, jogging Lavinias elbo;Look at t;
Everybody e red.
It least, since t seem tairs a feifully made. looked as tland pony ied back h a ribbon.
quot;Per une,quot; Jessie someto ;
quot;Per; said Lavinia, scat;Dont please aring at ;
quot;Sara,quot; broke in Miss Minc;come and sit ;
And o conceal its excited curiosity, Sara to of her head over her books.
t nig to er sen t and looked at t