2. A French Lesson

    ered t morning everybody looked at erested eyes. By t time every pupil-- from Lavinia ,  quite groo Lottie Leg four and t deal about ainly t s to tablis. One or t a glimpse of te, e opening a box we from some shop.

    quot;It ticoats ; so  over ;I sa  t c one of tticoats on no ;

    quot;Sockings on!quot; tle feet! I never sale feet.quot;

    quot;O; sniffed Lavinia, spitefully, quot;t is t even big feet can be made to look small if you  tty at all. ;

    quot;S pretty as otty people are,quot; said Jessie, stealing a glance across t;but s to look at remendously long eyelas  green.quot;

    Sara ting quietly in , ing to be told o do. S abas all by tcerested and looked back quietly at t  t all like alk   morning.

    quot;; s;e must be very great friends to eacell eac me. You  eyes I ever sa I wis;

    Ss, and one of  t deal of comfort in even pretending t Emily er Mariette ied  to Emily, w in a chair of her own, and gave her a book.

    quot;You can read t ; ste looking at o tle face.

    quot; I believe about dolls,quot; s;is t t let us kno. Peralk and  s  is . You see, if people kne dolls could do to keep it a secret. If you stay in t sit tare; but if you go out, so read, per of t run back and jump into end sime.quot;

    quot;Comme elle est drole!quot; Mariette said to  doairs sold t it. But so like ttle girl  small face and suc manners. Saken care of c so polite. Sara tle person, and le, appreciative ;If you plea