7. The Diamond Mines Again(9 / 9)
uot;Not go in?quot; exclaimed Sara, and she fell back a pace.
quot;t is not your room no; Miss Amelia anstle.
Some once, Sara understood. S the change Miss Minchin had spoken of.
quot;; s shake.
quot;You are to sleep in ttic next to Becky.quot;
Sara kne. Surned, and mounted up t one rips of old carpet. S as if s ot, tigairs to ttic, e a different creature.
tic door and opened it, gave a dreary little t tood against it and looked about her.
Yes, ting roof and e, an old iron bedstead, and a . Some pieces of furniture too muco be used doairs up. Under t in t an oblong piece of dull gray sky, tood an old battered red footstool. Sara to it and sat dotle black ing on t saying one making one sound.
And as s in tap at t s at first , and, indeed, roused until timidly pusear-smeared face appeared peeping round it. It was Beckys face, and Becky ively for cil srange indeed.
quot;O; s;Mig to come in?quot;
Sara lifted ried to begin a smile, and some. Suddenly--and it reaming eyes-- so mucoo old for tle sob.
quot;O; s;I told you ttle girls--just ttle girls. You see rue it is. t a princess anymore.quot;
Becky ran to to , kneeling beside h love and pain.
quot;Yes, miss, you are,quot; s;sever appens to you-- make you not.quot;