Maggie Beed

        tartling object tle Lucy,    to -cro and discoloured    tiny blaed eous face. to at for ted apparition in aunt Pullets parlour,    return to t o play out of doors and taken possession of Maggies soul at an early period of turned in all ter force after a temporary absence. All tions of tom,    o toads ence. Seeing t a distance looking like a small Medusa urally pleased t cousin tom o    o see ig a fat t ing over ill Lucy acle also, especially as sless find a name for toad and say ories about t -    o t copper, for o fetcor. tom empt for t once as a superfluous yet easy means of proving tire uy of sucory; but Lucy, for t , and at all events t it ty make-believe. So noo knoory of a very portly toad, added to ual affeateness, made o Maggie and say, `O, toad, Maggie! Do e and see. Maggie said not turned ao prefer Lucy to    of    a little y little Lucy, any more to a little    tom e indifferent to Lucy before, and it    to Maggie to pet and make muc o t so make Lucy cry, by slapping or pinc migom, o slap even if s mind it. And if Lucy    been t friends h her sooner.

        tig a fat toad    t it is possible to ex, and tom by-and-by began to look round for some otime. But in so prim a garden o go off t a great c. t pleasure sucri allo, and tom began to meditate an insurreary visit to t a fields lengthe garden.

        `I say, Lucy,    significe as ring again. ` do you to do?

        `, tom? said Lucy, y.

        `I mean to go to t tan.

        `O, tom, dare you? said Lucy. `Aunt said nt go out of the garden.

        `O, I s at tom. `Nobody ull see us. Besides I dont care if they do - Ill run off home.

        `But I couldnt run, said Lucy, ation.

        `O, never mind - t be cross om. `You say I took you.

        tom rotted by imidly enjoying treat of doing somety - excited also by tion of t celebrity, t ain    to folloo lose sigs t tom and Lucy s o Maggie. So s a feceresting monster - o be so very old, so very large, and to ite. ties did not s caug of somet in ter ed o anot on the pond.

        `ake care! Keep on t step o a peninsula rass, rodden mud on eac; for toms ptuous ception of a girl included ttribute of being unfit to y places.

        Lucy came carefully as s doo look at er. It er-som told    last could see tine s body, very muc a snake could s too, t ter to om did not care about . At last, som,    notice it till urned round and said,

        `No ao e.

        t    t moment tedy, if tragedies    tial Greek ord ing to tion; tmost Maggie could do,    of o pustle pink-and-o trodden mud.

        tom could not restrain    slaps on to pick up Lucy, ed to ts of a tree a feently. Usually ance came quickly after one ras noom and Lucy o spoil to make everybody unfortable. om ive    have been.

        `I sell motom, loudly and empically, as soon as Lucy o     toms practice to `tell, but ice clearly dema Maggie sed most punis: not t tom    to put    abstra; ioned `justice, and    o punis be called by t fine name. Lucy oo entirely absorbed by t ty best clot of being    and dirty - to tirely mysterious to    so make Maggie angry    s t Maggie reaties to tom t    `tell, only running along by eously, s of tree and looked after th her small Medusa face.

        `Sally, said tom, ter in oasting-fork in ell mot he mud.

        `But Lors    near suc? said Sally, making a i.

        toms imagination    been rapid and capacious enougo include tion among t it    t tended, and t Maggie    be sidered t in tly aco t pleasure of guessing oriously prefer to ready-made knowledge.

        Sally, as you are a no time iing Lucy at to y an objetroduced into t Garum Firs oo great a ained by a single mind.

        `Goodness gracious! aunt Pullet exclaimed after preluding by an inarticulate scream. `Keep    t bring ever you do.

        `umbled into some nasty mud, said Mrs tulliver, going up to Lucy to examio t of damage to clot o er Deane.

        `If you please, um, it oms been and said so. And t o ts only t into suc.

        `t is, Bessy - its elling you, said Mrs Pullet, in a tone of propic sadness, `its your c to.

        Mrs tulliver e, feeling ruly c pressed upon    people o deserve ernal troubles, o give elaborate dires to Sally o guard t. Meaea o be broug out to speak to ty co be close at    it    until after some sear leaning    te paling of try yard, and loing turkey cock.

        `tom, you nauger? said Mrs tulliver, in a distressed voice.

        `I dont knoom. iaggie    it could    about    tice of some blame on .

        `her, looking round.

        `Sitting uree against tom, apparently indifferent to everyt tring and turkey cock.

        `tce, you naugo taking your sister w? You know so be done.

        It ullivers o refer o Maggie.

        tting alone by tual fear in Mrs tullivers mind, ao satisfy    of t fatal     very quickly - on owards her.

        `ter, mine are, s refleg t to    in dead and drownded some day. I wis river was far enough.

        But o dis Maggie, but presently saom returning from tered and took plete possession of o meet him.

        `Maggies noom, `shes gone away.

        You may ceive terrified searcy of ving    s in t observed, t t e to a    of tea deferred and try alarmed by to and fro - took up rument of searlock to lie perdue in.

        tom, after a ed t Maggie    necessary to state t it ion    by her.

        `Sister, foodness sake, let em put take me     t i victim,    on the sofa.

        Aunt Pullet e o take test means of rest o order and quiet, and it    long before Mrs tulliver    t distant point before    t? ion t predominated over every other.
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