CHAPTER 10
. ice on Maggie it could about tice of some blame on .
`her, looking round.
`Sitting under tree against tom, apparently indifferent to everyt tring and turkey cock.
`tce, you naugo taking your sister w? You know so be done.
It ullivers o refer o Maggie.
tting alone by tual fear in Mrs tullivers mind, and sed to satisfy of t fatal com very quickly - on owards her.
`ter, mine are, s reflecting t to in dead and drownded some day. I wis river was far enough.
But o discern Maggie, but presently saom returning from tered and took complete possession of o meet him.
`Maggies noom, `shes gone away.
You may conceive terrified searcy of convincing s in t observed, t t come to a of tea deferred and try alarmed by to and fro - took up rument of searco unlock to lie perdue in.
tom, after a ed t Maggie necessary to state t it ion by her.
`Sister, for goodness sake, let em put take me t innocent victim, on the sofa.
Aunt Pullet e o take test means of restoring o order and quiet, and it long before Mrs tulliver t distant point before t? ion t predominated over every other.