ts and Uncles Are ing

        It er ullivers cely lig like feato live under a mistress    no season or circumstances could ious for a family party, even if it    been advisable to sult sister Glegg and sister Pullet about toms going to svite sister Deaime, said Mrs tulliver, `f to make t o my poor co ts and uncles.

        `Yes, yes, said Mr tulliver. `Ask o e. I never    a bit o talk    s it matter w so nobody.

        `ts ulliver; but Im sure t nor uo leave em so muce for a leggicy. And ter Glegg, and sister Pullet too, saving money unkno by all terest and butter-mooo - tulliver    even a s a little when she has lambs.

        `tculliver. `It takes a big loaf .    signifies your sisters bits o money    among? And your sister Deane    get em to leave all to one, I re, and make try cry shey are dead?

        `I dont ko do, said Mrs tulliver, `for my d uncles. Maggies ten times naugom doesnt like em, bless s more natral in a boy t ool, and t for ao get off - I t er Deanes, for ser Deane had.

        `ell,     you ask t and uncle Moss too? and some o their children?

        `O dear, Mr tulliver,    put table, besides reacers and your sister dont suit ogether.

        `ell, ulliver, taking up    and    to tulliver on all points unected ions; but sable family indeed - as muco as any in t to it. t to     at an early age, for t    tice of ticular    family: particu-lar led gooseberries, so t no daug    to tson. Funerals ed y in tbands    t to be, and trouble or siess, all t    to visit tunate member, usually at time, and did not stering t disagreeable trut correct family feeling dictated: if trouble , it    in tice of to s, tradition as to    t and social demeanour, and tter circumstaending ty y to approve ts or t of families ungoverned by tradition. A female Dodson, ea and deed any sort of preserves, ter and t to ferment from    of due sugar and boiling. t ted - but in so far as ty better t is remarkable t isfied, not only    ively. t member of a family - t cer - is ofteome of ts and traditions, and Mrs tulliver    is anyttle in ers, and still sears at terly reproa Mrs tulliver to be an innovator on to o ook after    least in ures and plexion, in liking salt, and iing beans, wulliver never did.

        In ots true Dodson ly latent in tom, and ing    portable food    s and uncles om from    vie    tom al letting o t, but to be serious impedimenta in cases of flight.

        On ednesday, ts and uncles ive sts, as of plumcakes in t state, mingled    it o feel altogetom and Maggie made several inroads into tco keep aloof for a time only by being alloo carry a load of booty.

        `tom, said Maggie, as t on tree, eating tomorrow?

        `No, said tom, slo.

        `om? Beause Lucys ing?

        `No, said tom, opening -knife and    over tative manner. (It    problem to divide t very irregular polygon into ts.) ` do I care about Lucy? S play at bandy.

        `Is it tipsy-cake, ting i he h knife.

        `No, you silly, tll be good ter. Its t to be - apricot roll-up - O my buttons!

        iterje, t    t    satisfactory to tom, for ill eyed tfully. At last he said,

        `S your eyes, Maggie.

        ` for?

        `You never mind w for. S em well you.

        Maggie obeyed.

        `Now,    ?

        `Ill    , said Maggie, keeping    to please tom.

        ` like t, you silly. You may    if it es to you fair, but I s give it you . Rig - you , in a tone of exasperation, as Maggie peeped. `You keep your eyes s, now, else you s have any.

        Maggies po extend so far, indeed I fear s tom smost possible amount of puff t    bit. So s e close, till tom told o `say w-hand.

        `Youve got it, said tom, in ratter tone.

        `, t ?

        `No: ake it, said tom firmly,    pieaggie.

        `O, please, tom, : I dont mind - I like take this.

        `No, I s, said tom, almost crossly, beginning on his own inferior piece.

        Maggie, t o tend furtoo, and ate up y. But tom , and o look on    knoom     to almost everyt a vague sense of jam and idleness.

        `O, you greedy tom,    s to o .    of    one is naturally at a different point of vieer ones own share of puff is swallowed.

        Maggie turned quite pale. `O tom, w you ask me?

        `I    going to ask you for a bit, you greedy. You mig of it , .

        `But I ed you to    - you knoone.

        `Yes, but I    going to do    fair, like Spouncer. akes t bit, if you dont pund if you c ,    if I go    be a greedy.

        itting innuendo, tom jumped dotention to Yap, ion of    bitterness. Yet t dog accepted toms attention y as if reated quite generously.

        But Maggie, gifted    superior poance from t melanc still on o ted reproac to en all o    for tom. Not but t te    at all obtuse, but s it many times over, sooom s    - a    t? tears floifully t Maggie sa ten minutes; but by t time rese began to give o tion and so look for tom. o be gone, and Yap o t t ree, om; but    sank again as so t river and t y Bob Jakin, ural fun,    no a standstill. Maggie felt sure t Bob    very distinctly kno     stop barking, a, and screamed above to tell t to be frig beat error. Maggie t it very likely t ts in take off o som a little s , and anotime s: altogeter, perly diabolical, judging from imacy s; and to aggie, and    h him.

        It must be o tom ly    omtits or a yellos and could set all sorts of traps; rees like a squirrel, and e a magical poeg oats; and o do t y, sues after s t o. Sucies in an inferior ed y in spite of al fasation for tom; and every ime Maggie o h Bob.

        ell! t:    but to sit do , refastle o just o be.

        Maggies roublous life, and took her opium.

        Meanting all about Maggie and ting of reproa , ally, to t rat-catc ticular affair, and spoke of t    eited of all manly feeling or pitiably ignorant of rat-agine. For a person suspected of preternatural    so very villainous-looking; ts close-curled border of red    trousers    test notice, and ue, supposing it to exist, ue in rags oriously likely to remainreised (per is seen so seldom).

        `I knos, said Bob in a reble voice, as ing in. ` Sut Oggs -    rot-catc-catco ts. But Lors! you mun s. Dogs is no good.    dog, noinued, pointing    to myself - I did - at t-catchers barn.

        Yap, feeling tucked ail in and so toms leg, tle    for     to seem beempt for a dog who made so poor a figure.

        `No, no,    sport. Ill s and everything, when Ive done school.

        `s, Measter tom, said Bob, eagerly, `te ferrets    in a cage , ansee em fig. ts    ud be better fun amost nor seein t    t t o ts, an some o t tasted just as good, added Bob, by e or addendum, after a moments pause.

        `But, I say, Bob, said tom, in a tone of deliberation, `ferrets are nasty biting te a fello bei on.

        `Lors, y on em. If a c,    be long before    a good un - .

        At t a striking i made t er from among t    a er-rat Bob intimated t o undergo t unpleasant sequences.

        `om, clapping tle blaout made its arroo te bank. `Seize him, lad, seize him!

        Yap agitated    deed to plurying    as well.

        `Ugom, and kicked ed as a sportsman to possess so poor-spirited an animal. Bob abstained from remark and passed on, co he overflowing river by way of ge.

        `, said Bob, as er up before    to it. ` ear, t o er, they was.

        `Ay, but, said tom, ioements t e accordant, `but ts    all over the fields ever such a way.

        I dont care about a flood in, said Bob, `I dont mind ter, no more nor the land. Id swim - I would.

        `A if you got noto eat for ever so long? said tom, ion being quite active uimulus of t dread. ` op of it, like Noay to eat in it - rabbits and t mind... And Id take you in, if I sa patron.

        `I arent frigo    Id get in, an knock ts oo eat em.

        `A ails, said tom, not plating ty t tion migure age. `Id divide fair to begin hen wed see whod win.

        `In got a    of ter and tossing ails?

        `tails, said tom, instantly fired o win.

        `Its yeads, said Bob, ily, snatc fell.

        `It , said tom, loudly and peremptorily. `You give me t fair.

        `I s, said Bob,    tig.

        `t, said tom.

        `You t make me do not, said Bob.

        `Yes, I .

        `No, you t.

        `Im master.

        `I dont care for you.

        `But Ill make you care, you c, said tom, c Bob and shaking him.

        `You get out om a kick.

        toms blood    at Bob    Bob seized    it like a cat, and pulled tom dled fiercely on t or till tom, pinning Bob do ery.

        `You say youll give me ty, he and of Bobs arms.

        But at t, Yap, o tion, and saunity for biting Bobs bare leg not only y but eetead of surprising Bob into a relaxation of    a fiercer tenacity, and ion of om back uppermost. But no purc eet Bob,    go om and almost ttling Yap, flung o time tom    of som fell upon    .

        `You give me tom.

        `take it, said Bob, sulkily.

        `No, I s take it - you give it me.

        Bob took t of    and t away from he ground.

        tom loosed    Bob to rise.

        `t    your     it. But you ed to c: I e a c. I s go along urning round     casting a regret to-catc relinquisy.

        `You may let it alo after    if I like - t, but Ill take care you dont... . An youre a nasty figurkey-cock, you are... .

        tom    looking round, and Yap followed ed his passions.

        `Go along    oting louder, in a last effort to sustain    tom    to be provoked int round, and Bobs voice began to falter a little as she said,

        `An In gien you everyted oms retreating footsteps. But it produo effect, except t terrible void in , no knife was gone.

        ood still till tom e and disappeared be    vex tom, and pride or rese -knife.    eing t c familiar rougen grasped for mere affe as it lay idle in . And t been s is life    a pocket-ko asted a eno: to ter tc is a pre of desperation, but to t-ker an implacable friend is clearly in every sense a o t    quite a nec again after temporary separation, in opening one blade after t sensitive on t of    a cer. t fine moral aroma     muc of Bobs    could self perceptible t, for all t,    utterly a sneak and a tom ily decided.

        But tom, you perceive, i ice t desires to    culprits as muco be , and is troubled s ing t amount of ts. Maggie saly tones into t is not pleasant to give up a rat-catind on it. But if tom est feeling at t moment,    t ions; w.
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