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is he angry?" asked Mrs. Browne. "Yes, he knows; and he blusters a deal. He was working himself up grandly at first. IS HE ANGRY ASKED MISSUS BROWNE YES HE KNOWS AND HE BLUSTERS A DEAL HE WAS WORKING HIMSELF UP GRANDLY AT FIRST
! who would have thought of seeing you! This is good of you; what a pleasant surprise! I often said, you might come over for a day from Woodchester. What's the matter, Maggie, you look so fagged? She's losing all her beauty, is not she, Edward? Where's breakfast? I thought I should find all ready. What's the matter? Why don't you speak?" said she, growing anxious at their silence. Maggie left the explanation to Edward. "Mother," said he, "I've been rather a naughty boy, and got into some trouble; but Maggie is going to help me out of it, like a good sister." "What is it?" said Mrs. Browne, looking bewildered and uneasy. "Oh--I took a little liberty with our friend Mr. Buxton's name; and wrote it down to a receipt--that was all." Mrs. Browne's face showed that the light came but slowly into her mind. "But that's forgery--is not it?" asked she at length, in terror. "People call it so," said Edward; "I call it borrowing from an old friend, who was always willing to lend." "Does he know?--  MOMENT THE DOOR OPENED AND MISSUS BROWN CAME IN WHY EDWARD DEAR WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT OF SEEING YOU THIS IS GOOD OF YOU WHAT A PLEASANT SURPRISE I OFTEN SAID YOU MIGHT COME OVER FOR A DAY FROM WINCHESTER WHAT'S THE MATTER MAGGIE LOOK FACT IS SHE'S LOSING ALL HER BEAUTY IS SHE NOT EDWARD WHERE'S BREAKFAST I THOUGHT I SHOULD FIND ALREADY WHAT'S THE MATTER WHY DON'T YOU SPEAK SAID SHE GROWING ANXIOUS AT THEIR SILENCE MAGGIE LEFT THE EXPLANATION TO EDWARD MOTHER SAID HE I'VE BEEN RATHER A NAUGHTY BOY AND GOT INTO SOME TROUBLE BUT MAGGIE'S GOING TO HELP ME OUT OF IT LIKE A GOOD SISTER WHAT IS IT SAID MISSUS BROWNE LOOKING BEWILDERED AND UNEASY OH I TOOK A LITTLE LIBERTY WITH OUR FRIEND MISTER BUXTON'S NAME AND WROTE IT DOWN TO A RECEIPT THAT WAS ALL MISSUS BROWNE'S FACE SHOWED THAT THE LIGHT CAME BUT SLOWLY INTO HER MIND BUT THAT'S FORGERY IS NOT IT SHE ASKED AT LENGTH IN TERROR PEOPLE CALL IT SO SAID EDWARD I CALL IT BORROWING FROM AN OLD FRIEND WHO IS ALWAYS WILLING TO LEND DOES HE KNOW
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