Why was there a hue and cry in the house at night???
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it's from chapter the little girl
kezias father's speech papers were torn by her to stuff in the pillow . her father needs those papers . so there was a hue and cry in the house
kezias father's speech papers were torn by her to stuff in the pillow . her father needs those papers . so there was a hue and cry in the house
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THE LITTLE GIRL
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The Little Girl
TO the little girl he was a figure to be feared and avoided. Every morning before going to business he came into the nursery and gave her a perfunctory kiss, to which she responded with “Good-bye, father.” And oh, the glad sense of relief when she heard the noise of the buggy growing fainter and fainter down the long road!
In the evening, leaning over the banisters at his home-coming, she heard his loud voice in the hall. “Bring my tea into the smoking-room. … Hasn't the paper come yet? Have they taken it into the kitchen again? Mother, go and see if my paper's out there— and bring me my slippers.”
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PAGE 83
The Little Girl
TO the little girl he was a figure to be feared and avoided. Every morning before going to business he came into the nursery and gave her a perfunctory kiss, to which she responded with “Good-bye, father.” And oh, the glad sense of relief when she heard the noise of the buggy growing fainter and fainter down the long road!
In the evening, leaning over the banisters at his home-coming, she heard his loud voice in the hall. “Bring my tea into the smoking-room. … Hasn't the paper come yet? Have they taken it into the kitchen again? Mother, go and see if my paper's out there— and bring me my slippers.”
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