9. Melchisedec

    trio tie. S knoy meant, and ion sed mot rumored t strange to Sara, but s understand o teacead of to sit in tle ones  in state. Lotties cy  Sara said so little  seven mysteries must be made very clear if one is to understand them.

    quot;Are you very poor no; sially t morning ook c;Are you as poor as a beggar?quot; S a fat o tearful eyes. quot;I dont  you to be as poor as a beggar.quot;

    So cry. And Sara hurriedly consoled her.

    quot;Beggars o live,quot; s;I o live in.quot;

    quot;; persisted Lottle. quot;t isnt pretty any more.quot;

    quot;I live in anot; said Sara.

    quot;Is it a nice one?quot; inquired Lottie. quot;I  to go and see it.quot;

    quot;You must not talk,quot; said Sara. quot;Miss Minc us. Sting you w;

    S already t so be able for everyted to. If t attentive, if talked, if tless, it was she who would be reproved.

    But Lottie ermined little person. If Sara  tell  in some otalked to  tened ain information t drop, sarted late one afternoon on a voyage of discovery, climbing stairs sence of, until stic floor. table and looking out of a window.

    quot;Sara!quot; s. quot;Mamma Sara!quot; S because ttic  legs o ing airs.

    Sara turned round at t o be ag.  ie began to cry and any one co . Sable and ran to the child.

    quot;Dont cry and make a noise,quot; s;I ss--its not suctie.quot;

    quot;Isnt it?quot; gasped Lottie, and as s s , but sed parent to make an effort to control  e p