16. The Visitor
-quot;just suppose it a;
Siously raised t, and peeped out. It e near iny, sself piteously at sight of her.
quot;It is t; s. quot; out of ttic, and .quot;
Becky ran to her side.
quot;Are you going to let ; she said.
quot;Yes,quot; Sara ans;Its too cold for monkeys to be out. te. Ill coax ;
S a delicately, speaking in a coaxing voice--as so to Melctle animal herself.
quot;Come along, monkey darling,quot; s;I you.quot;
before s, caressing little pa in , and o her face.
quot;Nice monkey! Nice monkey!quot; s;Otle animal t;
ly glad to get to t doerest and appreciation.
quot; ; said Becky.
quot;; laug;I beg your pardon, monkey; but Im glad you are not a baby. Your mot be proud of you, and no one o say you looked like any of your relations. O;
Sed.
quot;Per; s;and its always on ;
But t up a tiny pached his head.
quot; s; Becky asked.
quot;I s onigake o tleman tomorroo take you back, monkey; but you must go. You ougo be fondest of your o a real relation.quot;
And o bed s at , and ters.