CHAPTER 4
tom Is Expected
It to Maggie t s alloo go to fetcom too , Mrs tulliver said, for a little girl to go out in bonnet. Maggie took te vierongly, and it consequence of t ant black crop, Maggie suddenly ruser standing near, - in tive determination t t day. `Maggie, Maggie, exclaimed Mrs tulliver, sitting stout and is to become of you, if youre so naugell your aunt Glegg and your aunt Pullet your clean pinafore, from top to bottom. Folks ull ts a judgment on me as Ive got suc wicked.
Before trance attic t ran under tcer from errier escaped from tic e retreat on a day, oo cold: ted out all alked aloud to ten floors and ten sers festooned a Fetisunes. trunk of a large of eyes above t of c irely defaced by a long career of vicarious suffering. to ted as many crises in Maggies nine years of eartruggle; t luxury of vengeance ed to ure of Jael destroying Sisera in t nail roke tis occasion represented aunt Glegg. But immediately after if s be so o fancy t t to comfort it, and make believe to poultice it Glegg iable o beg ernately grinding and beating t t c made ting t ic, sobbing all t expelled every ot . As at last tting quieter and ttice across ten siso t, te and broerrier urned back, trotting about and sniffing vaguely as if ible: Maggie tossed airs, seized putting it on, peeped and t ser in toms coming o say, if ted, .
`umble do, said Luke, tall broad-sy, black-eyed and black-haired, subdued by a general mealiness, like an auricula.
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