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[Gnatsweb-commit] but begrudge


From: Isold Delarosa
Subject: [Gnatsweb-commit] but begrudge
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 12:02:26 -0300

What a crown of burnished, red-gold hair! Youvebeen told Aunt Lorraine had nothing to do with it.
She no longer feltthat she wanted to push her away from Fathers side. And shewould begin at once to prepare herself for her life-work. Adding, however, by way of a comforting after-thought, But Imglad theyve picked him.
Yet itwas plain to be seen she had involved Mother in some terribledisgrace. Grandmother and Mother knew therewas something in the wind, though they couldnt imagine what.
And they are having all kinds of ices andsalads and cakes at the party.
For the second timein her life Marigold thought it might be really quite nice to begrown up. Aunt Ellice was not handsome, but as old Mr. Gwennie simply must not findout about Sylvia. Gwen, keep quiet, said Uncle Klon furiously.
Youd better have her carried upstairs, said Aunt Marigold. Salome, said Marigold that evening, do you think God ever doesthings out of spite? Laughter and frolics were good things, but one didnt wantto laugh and frolic ALL the time.
Meriwether, but one of his sentences struckburningly across Marigolds thrilled soul.
As Christmas grew near, Cloud of Spruce was fairly haunted byMarigolds sad little face.
You shameless young hussy, said Uncle Klon. And Ill never call HIM Father, she sobbed. Always some veil of strangerhood hung between them.
Marigold remembered every one ofhis adjectives.
Lawrence was all but in hysterics, and theroom was full.
I asked Vera Church and she said she thought thatswhat it was.
She was quite ready to turn away when Gwen said,Weve seen all we can see here. But to me he gave the love of his manhood. She thought Marigold was a little jealous of therose-faced Jane.

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