got sucient as you ittons gone.

    `Pullet keeps all my ptles - did you kno. ` s not rigore-room s, so cry, `its  sizes. t in my room - youll remember t, sister - but to s isnt the bills.

    `Dont talk o your going, sister, said Mrs tulliver; `I so stand beter Glegg if you  you can get o make it up ulliver, for sister Deanes never o my side, and if ss not to be looked for as s an independent fortin.

    `ell, your , good-naturedly ready to use ers account as ty to our family as ake after s and uncles, and ts your bad luck, and Im sorry for you, Bessy; for you e sister, and terns.

    `I knoullivers y and says odd tulliver, ear from t Im sure o object to my making to the house.

    `I dont  to make t of you, Bessy, said Mrs Pullet, compassionately, `for I doubt youll rouble enoug t - and your  t poor sister and o la  as Id  said out o the family.

    tion urally far from co Mrs tulliver. ion  easily acted on, but s   appeared t ot it hard.

    `Im sure, sister, I cant  icipated misfortunes migributive, to take a compre conduct. `trives more for  scouring time taken do toget elder-floiful! I allays offer it along er Glegg ravagant, and as for liking to idy and not go a frig t me in respect o backbiting and making misc o s o my neigo die tomorrow I s be ashamed. A woman can do no more nor she can.

    `But its all o no use, you kno, ically on er, `if your  but  your furniture, its a comfort to t it  go all over try. It ud be a sad pity for our family.