t Miss Mincood for a fes and glared at it.  e true. S. Sely no redress. ed into nottle girl. Suc and could not be regained.

    And as sood t of gay voices from ually been given up to t. S least stop this.

    But as sarted to was opened by Miss Amelia, w sigep in alarm.

    quot; is tter, sister?quot; sed.

    Miss Minc fierce when she answered:

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    Miss Amelia was bewildered.

    quot;Sara!quot; sammered. quot;;

    quot;uous ;--in bitter irony.

    quot;A black frock?quot; Miss Amelia stammered again. quot;A black one?quot;

    quot;S;

    Miss Amelia began to turn pale.

    quot;No--ye-es!quot; s;But it is too s for , and sgro.quot;

    quot;Go and tell o take off t preposterous pink silk gauze, and put t is too s or not. S;

    to wring  hands and cry.

    quot;Oer!quot; s;Oer!  can ;

    Miss Minced no words.

    quot;Captain Cre; s; a penny. t spoiled, pampered, fanciful c a pauper on my ;

    Miss Amelia sat doe  chair.

    quot; on nonsense for . Put a stop to ty of  once.quot;

    quot;I?quot; panted Miss Amelia. quot;M-must I go and tell ;

    quot;t!quot; ;Dont sit staring like a goose. Go!quot;

    Poor Miss Amelia omed to being called a goose. S, t s it  to geese to do a great many disagreeable t o go into t of a room full of deligell t t sransformed into a little beggar, and must go upstairs and put on an old black frock  be done. tly not time  be asked.

    Sil te red. After  out o