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occupants of the kitchen "Nobody seee that she was an expected guest"

"Well, well," said Hollingsworth quietly, "We'll er, or whatever she were, re precisely on that

spot of the kitchen floor to which Hollingsworth's kindly hand had

i partly off, she was seen to be a very

young woh in the neck,

and without any regard to fashion or smartness Her brown hair fell

down froht wave; her

face was of a wan, al habitual seclusion

from the sun and free atmosphere, like a flower-shrub that had done its

best to blossoht To complete the pitiableness of

her aspect, she shivered either with cold, or fear, or nervous

excite on the

fire-lighted wall In short, there has seldoirl's; and it was hardly possible to

help being angry with her, fro for her

comfort