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"Ah! I am sure you must not disappoint him. He'll want a little cheerful company more than ever now. AH I AM SURE YOU MUST NOT DISAPPOINT HIM HE'LL WANT A LITTLE CHEERFUL COMPANY MORE THAN EVER NOW
f coming home the last time. Maggie, I must go, now. My father will be waiting dinner for me." "Dinner! I was going to ask if you would not stay to tea. I hear mamma stirring about in her room. And Nancy is getting things ready, I see. Let me go and tell mamma. She will not be pleased unless she sees you. She has been very sorry for you all," added she, dropping her voice. Before he could answer, she ran up stairs. Mrs. Browne came down. "Oh, Mr. Frank! Have you been sitting in the dark? Maggie, you ought to have rung for candles! Ah! Mr. Frank, you've had a sad loss since I saw you here--let me see--in the last week of September. But she was always a sad invalid; and no doubt your loss is her gain. Poor Mr. Buxton, too! How is he? When one thinks of him, and of her years of illness, it seems like a happy release." She could have gone on for any length of time, but Frank could not bear this ruffling up of his soothed grief, and told her that his father was expecting him home to dinner. ND WITH MADEMOISELLE MICHEL INSTEAD OF COMING HOME THE LAST TIME MAGGIE I MUST GO NOW MY FATHER WILL BE WAITING DINNER FOR ME DINNER I WAS GOING TO ASK IF YOU WOULD NOT STAY TO TEA I HEAR MAMMA STARING ABOUT IN HER ROOM AND NANCY IS GETTING THINGS READY I SEE LET ME GO AND TELL MAMMA SHE WILL NOT BE PLEASED UNLESS SHE SEES YOU SHE HAS BEEN VERY SORRY FOR YOU ADDED SHE DROPPING HER VOICE BEFORE HE COULD ANSWER SHE RAN UPSTAIRS MISSUS BROWN CAME DOWN OH MISTER FRANK HAVE YOU BEEN SITTING IN THE DARK MAGGIE YOU OUGHT TO HAVE RUN FOR CANDLES AH MISTER FRANK YOU HAVE THAT A SAD LOSS SINCE I SAW YOU HERE LET ME SEE IN THE LAST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER BUT SHE WAS ALWAYS A SAD INVALID AND NO DOUBT YOUR LOSS IS HER AGAIN POOR MISTER BUXTON TOO HOW IS HE WHEN ONE THINKS OF HIM AND OF HER YEARS OF ILLNESS IT SEEMS LIKE A HAPPY RELEASE SHE COULD HAVE GONE ON FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME BUT FRANK COULD NOT BEAR THIS RUFFLING UP OF HIS SOOTHED GRIEF AND TOLD HER THAT HIS FATHER WAS EXPECTING HIM HOME TO DINNER
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