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[bug-GIFT] expectant IV


From: Penny Sinclair
Subject: [bug-GIFT] expectant IV
Date: Sat, 19 Aug 2006 22:56:35 +0300

Youd better nerve yourself to bearthe worst, Annie.
But togo to Lowbridge for two whole weeks, among strangers, was a verydifferent matter. Of course, if people WILL go about on bare feet .
Do you think he could have gone to the Harbour Mouth with theboys, after all, Susan? She always seems to be smellinga bad smell, Aunt Susan.
Whyhadnt she saved some of the gingerbread and cream for him? Everybody in the Glen called Bertie Shakespearesmother Mrs. Fred turned to the others with a well-done air of amazement.
However, it seemed to be a settled thing. Anne bent from her window for a thankful goodnight look at theworld before going to bed. Sposin henever washed behind his ears again?
Susan HAD looked in the coal-bin but nobody had thought of theclock.
Hes so very sensitive and imaginative, she said wistfully. Susan gathered herself together and stoppedwringing her hands. Walter is notcoming home tonight, Leslie asked if he might stay there.
She kissed Walter good-bye rather casually and hurriedly . But now the shadows were so black and sharp theymight fly up at you. He wondered what itwould be like not to be afraid of anything . The other fellowscan go to the Harbour Mouth but you go to bed. They sat down on an apple log and looked shyly and contentedly ateach other.
Isnt a dead fish better than a live one, Mummy? But there was no company visible when Anne hurried into the house. Who cared about seeing an old snaketattooed, anyhow? Walter did not like his looks from the first . And a nice laugh he will have on me, said Susan happily.
Just by way of a little celebration, so to speak. See that Jem goes to bed in good time, will you, Susan? Perhaps she couldnot be blamed for failing to see that little Walter Blythe was thetenth. Walterhated to be moistly kissed on the forehead . It might bethat the old soul knew too much for the young brain to understandalways. Aunt Jen was easy-going, butwhen she DID get riled!
It was very silly of me not to remember the window-seat, saidAnne. Ab Sawyer died last week and Sam Clarks mother died the weekbefore, said Andy.
Evidently something dreadful hadhappened and there was no time to be wasted in explanations.
Who cares whether a poor oldwoman gets her tea to her liking or not?

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