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From: | Algernon Armstrong |
Subject: | [FLOWER-general] Boy Scouts Boy Scouts |
Date: | Mon, 18 Sep 2006 21:49:43 +0400 |
![]() Ann Cyrilla, who had always seemed kind and
friendlyand had paid her many compliments.
Good gracious, were there any men around? But what
a chapter itwill make for my diary. She discovered that she was fairlyshaking with
weariness. And why isnt it as bad for peopleto contradict me? Johnson, and I felt
horribly mortified because I knewshe was disappointed.
Emily was notcold in body, but a little chill had
blown over her soul.
Can you tell me where my dark-haired Annie
is?
Ill have to write it down asa bad deed in my diary.
She wasthere with Jen Strang, who had come to get a root of my Persianrose-bush for
her mother. The key of the door is hanging up in there on a nail at the rightside!
She held up her hands as if toward off a blow and shrank back against Teddy. Oh,if I
only hadnt on this Mother Hubbard Id fling this door openand confront them. How
madcap Ilse did love to shock MissPotter!
Ihope Elizabeth wont keep us waiting long. Tell
them yourself, suggested Miss Potter. Morrison wrenched upon the door and sprang
into the porch, hisdog behind him. Why, theysay she was at the charivari at Johnsons
last Tuesday night,dressed as a boy.
Why, theysay she was at the charivari at Johnsons
last Tuesday night,dressed as a boy. She hoped earnestly that Perry would not be
long infinding Aunt Elizabeth.
Why, theysay Ilse is as much an infidel as her
father.
But its my belief she would have done it justthe
same no matter who was there. Timeafter time he hunted her out with his cunning,
implacable patience. But she looked after him understandingly, and forgave
him.
The picture of him, etched on her brain by the
lightning, neverleft her.
It was a moonlitnight and the sandshore was
wonderful.
Shewas merely a crouching, springing, shrieking
thing of horror. Oh, Mother, for goodness sake, be sensible! Carpenter says we
should make every experience teach ussomething, she wrote. If this irrational woman
persistedin making a scene, very well: a scene she should have. She would take them
into the sitting-room andthen Emily could make her escape. Emily could imagine the
shrewishglint in Miss Potters eye as she uttered it. Ann Cyrillaneed not suppose
that she had been using any other persons eyes. Miss Potter sat down with acreak and
Mrs. But I take a good deal of convincing that they ARE stone walls andnot cardboard
imitations. Kent wasnt like other women andthere was no use in feeling too badly
about it. The truth soundedlike a silly, stupid invention.
Morrison give a wild, eerie shriek ofdespair as she
escaped him.
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