A Family Party

    MAGGIE left  Gritty at t to Garum Firs to pay  to aunt Pullet according to agreement. In time, very unexpected to be a family party at Garum to discuss and celebrate a cunes of tullivers, s like t limb of an eclipse, and cause to obscured virtues to s is pleasant to kno a nery just come into office are not tion and full-bloable families t tives becoming creditable meet y of recognition, ecedents, suggests ty t  any notice find ourselves in full millennium, rices e and  no longer seet t intentions. Lucy came so early as to art even of aunt Glegg; for to urbed talk  t seemed - did it not? said Lucy, tiest air of unes (poor creatures!) o make poor dear aunt tulliver, and cousin tom, and y Maggie too, if s obstinately bent on trary, as o be after all troubles. to t ter tom le, t unfortunate young Jetsome, c, and  St Oggs in a dangerous state, so t akem  ter on t once! It  un it did seem as if tune  any otime, in order t cousin tom mig re so very  tulliver must certainly go to tom: t o Lucy in tter of ; but to ty being in ting comforts about here!

    On t point Lucy s, and airs into ted  tactician he enemy.

    `Aunt Pullet, sing ing t ladys floating cap-string, `I  you to make up your mind om to Glegg will follow.

    `t s,  got to follo ell you. Saste, not if sags and foxes, all able-linen is - not a spot nor a diamont among em. But its poor  to , Bessy, Mrs Pullet continued, s er tulliver, ` flax iver he Lord knows where yours is gone.