o?quot;

    quot;You can do anytold,quot; ;You are a s you stay ;

    quot;May I?quot; exclaimed Sara. quot;O me! I knoeac;

    quot;Dont talk nonsense about people liking you,quot; said Miss Minc;You eactle ones. You  a. No;

    Sara stood still just a moment, looking at range turned to leave the room.

    quot;Stop!quot; said Miss Minc;Dont you intend to t;

    Sara paused, and all trange ts surged up in .

    quot; for?quot; she said.

    quot;For my kindness to you,quot; replied Miss Minc;For my kindness in giving you a ;

    Sara made teps tole c range un-childishly fierce way.

    quot;You are not kind,quot; s;You are not kind, and it is not a ; And surned and run out of top  stare after ony anger.

    S up tairs slo panting for breatig her side.

    quot;I ; so ;If s;

    S to go to iger-skin,  cats o t just before s of t beood before it, looking nervous and arut s secretly aso do.

    quot;You--you are not to go in t; she said.

    quot;Not go in?quot; exclaimed Sara, and she fell back a pace.

    quot;t is not your room no; Miss Amelia anstle.

    Some once, Sara understood. S the change Miss Minchin had spoken of.

    quot;; s  shake.

    quot;You are to sleep in ttic next to Becky.quot;

    Sara kne. Surned, and mounted up t one rips of old carpet. S as if s ot, tigairs to ttic, e a different creature.

    tic door and opened it,  gave a dreary little t tood against it and looked about her.

    Yes,