aking to Miss Minc it my dutyquot;--priggis;Sful. And its ridiculous t satters!quot;

    quot;  t;

    quot;Pretending some silly taken up o ses us to s t I care, but its rato s girls in attics. I urn Sara out--even if s eac;

    quot;If surned out rifle anxiously.

    quot;; snapped Lavinia. quot;So ter o oday.quot;

    Jessie  as ill-natured as stle jerk.

    quot;ell, I ts ; s;t to starve o deat;

    into tc morning t  s, overslept tle, and as Becky ime to see tairs in e.

    Sara  into tly scrubbing a kettle, and ually gurgling a little song in . Sed face.

    quot;It ,quot; sedly. quot;It   nig;

    quot;So ; said Sara. quot;It is all t. e some of t.quot;

    quot;O; Becky uttered tion in a sort of rapturous groan, and ducked tle just in time, as tchen.

    Miss Minced to see in Sara, o see. Sara o y never made ened. ood still and listened politely ra tasks or

    or out t s anso Miss Mincself. But after yesterdays deprivation of meals, t scene of last nig of oday, s surely  range indeed if s come doairs h pale cheeks and red eyes and an unhappy, humbled face.

    Miss Minc time o tle Frence its lessons and superintend its exercises. And sep, color in  t  astonis gave e a s  could suc once to her desk.

    quot;You do not look as if you realize t you are in disgrace,quot; s;Are you absolutely ;

    trut ly and  of a fairy story, and o find it real, one cannot be un, if one tried, keep a glo of ones eyes. Miss Minc struck du