CHAPTER 7
part.
Delicious enderness! Maggie never forgot any of ts and t of ter, w her had done very ill by his children.
` co Mrs tulliver. `Itll be t take care. My fat sort o family to w we are.
Mrs tullivers domestic sorro t to at ice of ers remark, but trings and dispensed te resignation.
it tire deliverance for Maggie, for told t s and among ty of small animals getting from under a burning-glass.
Mrs tulliver c moment to communicate Mr tullivers intention concerning tom, and it om o be absent. to alked of as freely as if tand not stretcen; but on tulliver manifested an unusual discretion because sly to sco a clergyman om, as very muco sco a constable. Mrs tulliver ever sister Glegg said, or sister Pullet eit at least t be able to say, if turned out ill, t Bessy letting it.
`Mr tulliver, serrupting alk s time noo tell ts and uncles om, isnt it?
`Very ulliver, rations to tell anybody o do tled, otled to send o a Mr Stelling, a parson, do Kings Lorton, tand, asll put o most things.
tling demonstration of surprise in try congregation . It oniso ts and uncles to find a parson introduced into Mr tullivers family arrangements. As for uncle Pullet, ed if Mr tulliver o send tom to t belonged to t extinct class of Britises and taxes, to ce a particularly good dinner on Sunday, dreaming t tisitution in Cate raceable origin any more tem and tars. It is melanc true, t Mr Pullet confused idea of a bis of a baronet, or of un