you se? *
Dainty put o oo large for of t te black.
You tickler! she said.
Joapped of a broken tooth. Mrs Sucksby said,
ts enoug have Sue made nervous.
I said at once, t if I t I s like Jo my t. Joo cut it for me. t as s ot, all t time before, and poor Flora; and as s otween—all for my sake.
Joo strike me, as if o strike me y sed in , and urned and struck her.
Beats me, , why everyone is so down on me.
Dainty arted to cry. Sicks to you, dont I?
You sticks, all rig to a s rocking in and o itches.
y, said Mrs Sucksby. You are spoiling your nice work.
Se. t t coin, and started off s to the floor.
t quiet, for perer of an cail . I got out cards, for a game of Patience. Dainty sely idle; but t, to tell me hem.
Jack of Diggers on tcs, you slow?
Aint you eful? I over a crooked game t t a final time and turned my ctle, so t Jo not see hey fell.
And t once, one of tarted out of its slumber and began to cry, and C of made ts t? she said.
s w? said John.
t: a t led to tsteps. tsteps stopped at tchen, slow and heavy, a knock.
Knock—knock—knock. Like t. Like t comes back. Not a thiefs knock,
any is quick and lig sort of business it be anyt all. t be bad.
So . e looked at one anoto to dra and stop its cries against ook . t t as mice. Mr Ibbs said quietly, Anyone expected? Boys, put t as the blues, were done for.
t ted from tting ts or in trouser pockets. One of t nep quickly to tood beside it, to t. erms in prison, and alhird.
tidy? Noeady, boys, be steady. do you say, Sue my dear, to opening t door?
I looked again at Mrs Sucksby, and ; t me, P it t it. But it made t came in a ruso tc, making tood a man, dressed dark, t . t s e . I s spoken. he said,
Sue! Is it Sue? ty miles to see you. ill you keep me standing he cold will kill me!
t seen one man in a o Lant Street speaking like imes