Merrily  ted to tor. Emmeline and Adeline ted.

    Merrily emerged one day from under t of  ted abruptly. o  tumbled into tipping collars and socks onto tourned  and rig believe  and rig and rig and rigime  out a sc rose into t could rend it in two.

    Mr. Griffin looked up from able plot and came to t door old Granny Stokes fro tc onto ounded, t Merrily, ruck, as time’s supply of words.

    Eventually s. “My baby’s gone.”

    And once t to action. Mr. Griffin jumped over took Merrily by to t of okes disappeared from er ed in t garden, calling out for help.

    And t is it? ’s happened?”

    ‘taken! From tor!“

    ‘You t  way.“

    ‘Run and fetch her husband, somebody.“

    All tion at t of the house.

    At t. Merrily’s ed tranquilly in turned soil, Emmeline caressed t ecstasy and Adeline kicked  of t t thing moving.

    t. It he voom.

    tor along t art t appeared, and also t along very uneven ground. tly banked, ed t an angle. t all four urned earter to tles and brambles snagged in t  t going after t ty yards. But t. t to get t pram  all trengto feel t at all. tearing tles a on t, Emmeline still crooning o it, giving it a surreptitious stroke ime to time, kissing it.

    At last to t. But instead of making directly for it turned toed to play. o top of t slope igable energy, t it in position. ted out t it on to to te-faced. At a signal from  powerful push she could manage.

    At first t slo. But te sun as turned. Faster and fast