3. Ermengarde(2 / 4)
; and it is not improbable t to be able to remember a fes of ory and to e a Frencrial to Mr. St. Jo understand ably and unmistakably dull creature whing.
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If Eliza o learn and quick to forget a tirely rikingly like al dunce of t could not be denied.
quot;S be made to learn,quot; o Miss Minchin.
Consequently Ermengarde spent ter part of ears. S t understand t ural t, ance, s and stare at ion.
quot;You can speak Frenc you?quot; sfully.
Sara got on to t, h her hands clasped round her knees.
quot;I can speak it because I all my life,quot; s;You could speak it if you .quot;
quot;O,quot; said Ermengarde. quot;I never could speak it!quot;
quot;; inquired Sara, curiously.
Ermengarde s tail wobbled.
quot;You no; s;Im al. I cant say t;
S, and touc;You are clever, arent you?quot;
Sara looked out of to ttering on t, iron railings and ty brancrees. Sed a fes. S said very often t s;clever,quot; and s had happened.
quot;I dont kno; s;I cant tell.quot; ttle laug.
quot;ould you like to see Emily?quot; she inquired.
quot;; Ermengarde asked, just as Miss Minchin had done.
quot;Come up to my room and see,quot; said Sara, her hand.
t toget upstairs.
quot;Is it true,quot; Ermengarde ;is it true t you o yourself?quot;
quot;Yes,quot; Sara ans;Papa asked Miss Minco let me ell to myself, and I dont like people to spoils it if I ten.quot;
to Saras room by time, and Ermengarde stopped s, staring, and quite losing h.
quot;You make up stories!quot; s;Can you do t--as well as speak Frenc;
Sara looked at her in simple surprise.
quot;; s;ried?quot;
S her hand warningly on Ermengardes.
quot;Let us go very quietly to t; s;and t quite suddenly; perc;
S toucerious ed Ermengarde, t test idea meant, or o quot;catc; or o catcsoever s, Ermengarde fully exciting. So, quite tation, sip