7. The Diamond Mines Again(8 / 9)
you cannot understand? I tell you t you are quite alone in to do anyto keep you of cy.quot;
quot;I understand,quot; ansone; and t. quot;I understand.quot;
quot;t doll,quot; cried Miss Mincing to t seated near--quot;t ridiculous doll, ravagant tually paid t;
Sara turned ohe chair.
quot;t Doll,quot; s;t Doll.quot; And tle mournful voice had an odd sound.
quot;t Doll, indeed!quot; said Miss Minc;And s yours. Everyt;
quot;Please take it a; said Sara. quot;I do not it.quot;
If sened, Miss Minc almost ience o domineer and feel Saras pale little steadfast face and tle voice, se felt as if at naught.
quot;Dont put on grand airs,quot; s;time for t sort of t. You are not a princess any longer. Your carriage and your pony a and plainest clotravagant ones are no longer suited to your station. You are like Becky--you must ;
to gleam of ligo the childs eyes--a shade of relief.
quot;Can I ; s;If I can matter so muc can I do?quot;
quot;You can do anytold,quot; ;You are a s you stay ;
quot;May I?quot; exclaimed Sara. quot;O me! I knoeac;
quot;Dont talk nonsense about people liking you,quot; said Miss Minc;You eactle ones. You a. No;
Sara stood still just a moment, looking at range turned to leave the room.
quot;Stop!quot; said Miss Minc;Dont you intend to t;
Sara paused, and all trange ts surged up in .
quot; for?quot; she said.
quot;For my kindness to you,quot; replied Miss Minc;For my kindness in giving you a ;
Sara made teps tole c range un-childishly fierce way.
quot;You are not kind,quot; s;You are not kind, and it is not a ; And surned and run out of top stare after ony anger.
S up tairs slo panting for breatig her side.
quot;I ; so ;If s;
S to go to iger-skin, cats o t just before s of t beood before it, looking nervous and arut s secretly aso do.
quot;You--you are not to go in t; she said.
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