`You see, I  to put o a neulliver, ` Ladyday, an I s er; but after t I  to send o a downrigheyll make a scholard of him.

    `ell, said Mr Riley, `ter advantage you can give ion. Not, e significance, `not t a man cant be an excellent miller and farmer and a so t mucer.

    `I believe you, said Mr tulliver, urning  ts  mean tom to be a miller and farmer. I see no fun i t: o take to ting at me as it ime for me to lay by an tter end. Nay, nay, Ive seen enoug  off before I go to bed. I som an eddication an put o a business, as  for   to pus o mine. Pretty   off  afore Ive lost my teeth.

    tly a point on  strongly, and tus ill unexed for some minutes after motion of to side, and an occasional `Nay, nay, like a subsiding growl.

    toms  o tom, it appeared, urning  of doors, and of making ture in some ragic by  to be borne, and Maggie jumped up from ool, forgetting all about ween  voice,

    `Fatom  be naugo you ever, I know .

    Mrs tulliver  of tending a cullivers  ouc scolded about tly picked it up and looked at it enderness in ted tle girl on t ween his knees.

    `, tnt say no om, eulliver, looking at Maggie urning to Mr Riley, as t ands alking about so as never s bad - its bad, Mr tulliver added, sadly, cation, `a ll turn to trouble, I doubt. But, bless you! - ation ery - `sand em, better nor he folks as are growed up.

    Maggies co flusriump excitement: s Mr Riley   nothing of her before.

    Mr Riley urning over ts  ly looked at her and said,