ng out till sane—pering, ing . . .
I take up a card. It slides against my glove. But in Sues s it, s, neatly and nimbly; and tween oniso learn I
cannot play; and at once makes me sit, so seacion, but sly, almost greedily—tilting ired, sand tilt tips togetimes ructure, a kind of pyramid of cards—alop-most point, a king and a queen.
Look ion; and as tructure topples, she will laugh.
Srange, at Briar, as I imagine it must be in a prison or a cimes, salk of dancing. Ss , to sep. to my feet, and turns and turns me; and I feel, of —I feel it pass from o me and become mine.
Finally I let ed toothimble.
Let me look, so t.
I stand at t back my of beer upon it—warm also. S my gum.
ell, t is shan—
ts tooth, Sue?
to say. S eeth, miss?
I t, since to bite.
ts true, sractedly. Only, I ;
So my dressing-room. I can see, t, t: ss may break beneatoes of careless risers and make tioned me, in a similar spirit, against tepping on, in naked feet, of
o ter); tor-oil; and t, or fligems on my dressing-table, s, then call.
Dont you know anyone we, Sue?
A snake-bite, miss? Sill fro the Zoo?
ell, per the Zoo.
I cant say as I do.
Curious. I ain, you kno you would.
I smile, t. t; I see for t time
you, sching my changing face.
Are you sure?
Yes, miss. If I , you may scream; and top.
It does not , I do not scream. But it makes for a queer mix of sensations: tal, tness of udies toot at black. I look at t, its lobe pierced ts. Pierced, o ting my finger-tips to ttle dimples in t of ice . . . ty does t for me.—Almost got it! o test tootricky to do to an infant, of course. For if you o let slip t like t.
I do not knoongue rises and moves against once, too big, too strange; and I tarnishe silver—
I t and set it running, I taste it. Pero tle longer at tooto a sort of panic; but noops. Sests again my jahen draws back.