Maggies Second Visit

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    `I tom, s out of tudy togeto to pass terval before dinner. ` cs o be t a good man. You like  you?

    `O, om, curtly, `and old  to tell  rue - and ,  you can stop , Magsie,  somet to do upstairs.

    `Cant I go too? said Maggie, ing again, loved toms shadow.

    `No, its sometell you about by and by, not yet, said tom, skipping away.

    In ternoon, t tudy, preparing t t om  but impatient Cating ale of paternosters, and P tented diligence t excited Maggies curiosity:  look at all as if  on a loool at nearly rigc one and to tioning dark eyes fixed upon  t