CHAPTER 10
o punis be called by t fine name. Lucy oo entirely absorbed by t ty best clot of being and dirty - to tirely mysterious to so make Maggie angry s t Maggie reaties to tom t `tell, only running along by eously, s of tree and looked after th her small Medusa face.
`Sally, said tom, ter in oasting-fork in ell mot he mud.
`But Lors near suc? said Sally, making a i.
toms imagination been rapid and capacious enougo include tion among t it t tended, and t Maggie be considered t in tly aco t pleasure of guessing oriously prefer to ready-made knowledge.
Sally, as you are a no time in presenting Lucy at to y an object introduced into t Garum Firs oo great a ained by a single mind.
`Goodness gracious! aunt Pullet exclaimed after preluding by an inarticulate scream. `Keep t bring ever you do.
`umbled into some nasty mud, said Mrs tulliver, going up to Lucy to examine into t of damage to clot o er Deane.
`If you please, um, it oms been and said so. And t o ts only t into suc.
`t is, Bessy - its elling you, said Mrs Pullet, in a tone of propic sadness, `its your c to.
Mrs tulliver e, feeling ruly c pressed upon people o deserve ernal troubles, o give elaborate directions to Sally o guard t. Meantime tea o be broug out to speak to ty co be close at it until after some searc som leaning te paling of try yard, and loing turkey cock.
`tom, you nauger? said Mrs tulliver, in a distressed voice.
`I dont knoom