to Garum Firs

    roubles of Maggies future ing only tterness of t. C t is sootlived sorro o look at, and t of ternoon visit to Garum Firs  Oggs erms of tion in ut - tut - tut! in a tone of mingled disgust and pity, ion  to trongest expression of public opinion. Mr Rappit, ted coronal locks tending ed pyramid of flame on a monumental urn, seemed to  t moment t formidable of emporaries, into  at St Oggs sering t of her life.

    Moreover, tion for a visit being alo ullivers room ready an  t of t clot not be deferred till t moment, as imes trings le or no  at quite easily produced no so t tulliver ing costume ective apparatus of broure in danger of flies; Maggie ing  s if possible s of tuckers, ing, `Dont, Maggie, my dear - dont look so ugly! and toms cicularly brilliant as a relief to  blue suit, tle ed  of interest to oilette - ransferred all tents of s to tually in wear.

    As for Lucy, s as pretty and neat as serday: no accidents ever o able in t sy at Maggie, pouting and ing tucker. Maggie ainly orn it off, if s been c ion about  ting and ting and be to build till dinner, as a suitable amusement for boys and girls in t clotom build perfect pyramids of  Maggies   Maggie made, and tom  no girls could ever make anyt it  Lucy proved  building: sly and moved so gently t tom condescended to admire o teacoo emplate t ill-temper, if ucker  made om  inconsiderately laugold upid.

    `Dont laug me, tom! s out, angrily. `Im not a stupid. I kno many t.

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