CHAPTER 6
and trouble or sickness, all t to visit tunate member, usually at time, and did not stering t disagreeable trut correct family feeling dictated: if trouble , it in tice of to s, tradition as to t and social demeanour, and tter circumstance attending ty y to approve ts or t of families ungoverned by tradition. A female Dodson, ea and declined any sort of preserves, ter and t to ferment from of due sugar and boiling. t ted - but in so far as ty better t is remarkable t isfied, not only ively. t member of a family - t cer - is often t epitome of ts and traditions, and Mrs tulliver is anyttle in ers, and still sears at terly reproac in Mrs tulliver to be an innovator on to o ook after least in ures and complexion, in liking salt, and in eating beans, wulliver never did.
In ots true Dodson ly latent in tom, and ing portable food s and uncles om from vie tom al letting o t, but to be serious impedimenta in cases of flight.
On ednesday, ts and uncles ive scents, as of plumcakes in t state, mingled it o feel altogetom and Maggie made several inroads into tco keep aloof for a time only by being alloo carry a load of booty.
`tom, said Maggie, as t on tree, eating tomorrow?
`No, said tom, slo.
`om? Beause Lucys coming?
`No, said tom, opening -knife and over tative manner. (It problem to divide t very irregular polygon into ts.) ` do I care about Lucy? S play at bandy.
`Is it tipsy-cake, ting ic poom he hovering knife.