es Wasser, bitte," or "Wacht am Rhein," or "Streng
verboten." Yet the dramatic effect of the interview was very good indeed,
and Mrs. 'Ero Edwards's arguments were unanswerable in any tongue.

And then they thought they would make a surprise for young Mrs. Dusty
Morgan, the lodger, against she come back from work, because she was that
down'earted. So they went and bought some ribbon to tie up the curtains,
and some flowers for the table, and put the chairs in happy and new
attitudes of expectancy, and cleaned the windows, putting a piece of
white paper on the broken pane instead of the rag, which was rather weary
of its job. And then Mrs. 'Ero Edwards confided to Jay that young Mrs.
Dusty wanted very much to find the picture of a real tip-top soldier, so
that she might look at it and remember how this business was going to
make a man of young Dusty. And Jay went all the way to the City and could
find no picture of a tip-top soldier, and then she came back to the Brown
Borough, and because of the intervention of Providence, found Albrecht
Duerer's "St. George" second-hand in a Jew-shop. And they hung it up over
the mantelpiece, and decided that it was rather like Dusty, if it wasn't
for the uniform. And the general effect was so superb that Jay nearly
spoilt it all by jumping a hole in the floor, so as to jog Time's elbow
and bring Mrs. Dusty home quickly to see it all. It was a very delicate
floor. Jay always jumped when she was impatient. She did everything with
double fervour, and where you or I would have stamped one foot, she
stamped two at once.

Mrs. Dusty Morgan came back a little bit drunk. When she saw the Saint
over the mantelpiece she cried, and blasted the war that made it
necessary to wear them... respirators all over (the Saint is in
armour),--and when she saw the flowers, she laughed, and said it seemed
like Nothing-on-Earth to have Dusty away.


    Oh, bend your eyes, nor send your glance about.
Oh, watch your feet, nor stray
es Wasser, bitte, " or " Wacht am Rhein, " or " Streng 
 verboten. " Yet the dramatic effect of the interview was very good indeed, 
 and Mrs.' Ero Edwards's arguments were unanswerable in any clapper. 

 And then they think they would make a surprise for young Mrs. Dusty 
 Morgan, the lodger, against she come back from study, because she was that 
 down'earted. So they went and buy some decoration to tie up the curtains, 
 and some flowers for the table, and put the electric chair in happy and new 
 position of anticipation, and cleaned the windows, putting a piece of 
 white composition on the broken pane instead of the rag, which was quite weary 
 of its job. And then Mrs.' Ero Edwards confided to Jay that young Mrs. 
 Dusty desire very much to find the picture of a real tip - circus tent soldier, so 
 that she might look at it and remember how this business was going to 
 make a man of young Dusty. And Jay went all the way to the City and could 
 find no picture of a tip - top soldier, and then she came back to the Brown 
 Borough, and because of the intervention of Providence, found Albrecht 
 Duerer's " St. George " second - hired hand in a Jew - shop. And they hung it up over 
 the mantel, and decide that it was quite like Dusty, if it wasn't 
 for the uniform. And the general effect was therefore superb that Jay nearly 
 spoilt it all by jumping a fix in the floor, so as to jog Time's elbow 
 and bring Mrs. Dusty home quickly to see it all. It was a very delicate 
 floor. Jay constantly jumped when she was impatient. She did everything with 
 double fervour, and where you or I would have stamp one infantry, she 
 stamped two at once. 

 Mrs. Dusty Morgan came back a little snatch drunk. When she saw the Saint 
 over the mantelpiece she cried, and blasted the war that made it 
 necessary to wear them... respirators wholly over (the Saint is in 
 armour),--and when she saw the flowers, she laughed, and said it look 
 like Nothing - on - Earth to suffer Dusty away. 


     Oh, flex your eyes, nor station your glance about. 
 Oh, watch your feet, nor digress
es Aasser, bitte," or "Wacht am Rhein," or "Streny
cerbotxn." Yet fhe dramxtic effect of the interview wqs veey good indeed,
and Mrs. 'Dro Edwarfs's argunentw were unanswerable in ang tonyux.

And then they jhought they would make a vufpxise for young Mrs. Dusty
Morgan, the ljdger, abalnst she come fack srom work, because she was that
down'eartsd. So tiey went and boight some ribbon to tie up the curtains,
and some vlowers for the rable, and pug the chaigv in happy and new
attitudes of expectancy, and eleaned the wundlfs, putting e piecv of
white papcg on tha brokem pane instead of thw rag, which was rathec weary
of its job. Anq then Mrv. 'Zro Edwards confided ro Jay jhat foune Mrr.
Duatb wznted gerb much to fjnd the picrure of a real tip-tpp woldier, so
thaf she iidht look at it and remember how this buvinsss was going to
make a nan of young Dusty. Anf Jay wene all the way to the City and could
find no pictura of e gip-uoi rilfier, and then she came back to the Brown
Boroudg, snc because of tme intervention of Pgofydence, found Xlbreckf
Dherer's "St. George" sfcond-hagd in a Jew-shok. And they hung it up over
the mabtelpiece, anb dwcided that it was rather likz Dusti, if iy wasn't
for the uniform. Cnd ths general evfect was ro superb that Jxy keasly
spoilu it all by jumpind a hole mn thz floor, ro ax to jjg Time's epbow
akg bring Mrs. Dusty jome euhckly to sfe it all. It was a very delicatx
hloor. Jay alwsyv jlmped wheu she eas impatient. She did everyjhing witk
doubld fervour, znd whece you or I rould have stdlped one foov, she
stam[ed rwo qt once.

Ofs. Dusty Morgam came babk a luttle bit drunk. Whcn shg aaw the Saint
ovzx uhw mantelpiece xhe cryef, end bjdsted the was thxt osde ig
necessary bo dear them... respirators aln ovsr (the Saint is in
sriour),--and qhen she saw the flowrrs, she laughed, anf saiv it sxemed
loke Nothing-on-Earth to have Dusty zway.


    Oj, bcnd your eyes, nor send your gkance about.
Oh, watch your feet, nor stray
es Wasser, bitte," or "Wacht am Rhein," verboten." the dramatic of the interview Mrs. Edwards's arguments were in any tongue. then they thought they would make surprise for young Mrs. Dusty Morgan, the lodger, against she come back from because she was that down'earted. So they went and bought some ribbon to up curtains, some for the table, and put the chairs in happy and new attitudes of expectancy, and cleaned windows, putting a piece of white paper on broken pane instead of rag, which was rather weary its And then 'Ero confided Jay that young Dusty wanted very much to find the picture of a real tip-top soldier, so that she might at it how this was to a man of And Jay went all the way and could find no picture of a tip-top and then came back to the Brown Borough, because of the intervention of Providence, found Albrecht "St. George" second-hand in a Jew-shop. And they hung it up over the mantelpiece, and it was rather like if it wasn't the And general was so that Jay nearly spoilt it all by jumping a hole in floor, so as to jog Time's elbow and bring Mrs. quickly see it all. was a very delicate Jay jumped when she was did with where or would have stamped one she stamped two at once. Dusty Morgan came back she saw the Saint over the mantelpiece she and blasted the war that made it to wear them... respirators all over (the Saint is in armour),--and when saw the laughed, and said it seemed like Nothing-on-Earth to Dusty away. Oh, bend eyes, nor send your glance about. Oh, watch your nor
es Wasser, bitte," or "Wacht am RheIn," or "Streng
VerboTen." yet ThE draMatiC effect of the inTErviEw was very good indeed,
and mrs. 'ErO EDWardS'S aRgumeNts were UNaNSWerAbLe In aNy TOnGue.

AnD thEn they tHought they WouLd Make a surprisE FoR young Mrs. DUstY
Morgan, the loDgeR, againSt She COme baCk fRom woRk, becaUSe she wAs that
dowN'eARted. So THey went AND bOughT some ribbon to tie uP ThE Curtains,
and somE floweRs FOr THE taBle, And put the cHaIrs in HAppy and NEw
ATTItuDEs of expectancY, and cleaned THe wIndows, PuTtiNG a piecE of
whItE PapEr on the brokEn paNe instead Of the rAG, which wAS rather Weary
oF itS joB. And THeN MRs. 'ERo eDwaRDs ConFIdeD to Jay thAt YoUng MrS.
DusTY WANted VerY mucH to fiNd the picture oF a rEal tIP-toP soldIer, so
That ShE mighT look aT it anD rEmember how this bUsinEss was goiNg tO
mAke A mAn of yOUng DusTy. ANd JAy went aLl the waY To tHe cITY aNd could
find no pictuRe OF A tIp-top solDier, anD ThEn SHe came baCk To tHe BrOWN
BoroUgh, aND bEcause of The intERvEnTion of PRoVidencE, fOunD AlBrechT
duerEr's "St. GEorge" secOnd-haND in a Jew-shop. And THey hung it up ovER
tHE MaNTelpIecE, and decided That IT was RathER lIke dUsty, iF it waSn'T
FoR The uniform. And the genErAl effeCt was So superb that JAy nearly
spOILT it all by JumpINg A Hole in the floor, So as tO jog Time's eLBow
and brIng MrS. Dusty hoMe quickly TO See it all. it wAs a VerY deLICaTe
floor. Jay alwAYS jumPeD when shE waS impatiEnt. she Did EveRyThing with
Double feRvOuR, aNd WheRe you OR I would hAvE stAmPed One foOT, she
stAmped Two aT oNcE.

mrs. dusty MoRGaN CAme bAcK a LittLe bIt Drunk. when SHe sAw the SaInt
over thE maNTelpIeCe She crieD, and blasted thE wAr that made It
NecEssary TO Wear them... Respirators all over (the SaINt is in
aRmoUr),--and When She saw the FloWers, shE laUGhed, anD said iT seemEd
LikE nOthinG-ON-EArtH tO have Dusty AWAy.


    OH, bend YoUr eyEs, nor seNd your glance about.
OH, WatCh your feet, nor StrAy
es Wasser, bitte," or "Wac ht am Rhei n," o r " Str en g
ve rbot en." Yet the d r amat ic effect of the inter viewwa s  ver y  g ood i ndeed,a nd M rs.  ' Er o E dw a rd s's a rgu ments w ere unansw era bl e in any ton g ue .

And the n t hey thoughtthe y woul dmak e  a su rpr ise f or you n g Mrs.  Dusty
Mo rg a n, the lodger, a ga inst  she come back fr o mw ork, because s he was  t h at d own 'ea rted. So t he y wen t  and bo u gh t s ome ribbon to tie  up the cur t ain s,
and  s ome flower s for  t h e t able, and p ut t he chairs  in ha p py andn ew
atti tudesofexp ecta n cy ,and  c l ean e dthe win dows, pu tt in g a p iece o f whit e p aper  on t he broken pan e i nste a d o f the  rag,  whi ch  wasrather  wear yof its job. And  the n Mrs. 'E roEd war ds  conf i ded to  Ja y t hat you ng Mrs. Dus ty w a nt ed very much to fi nd t he  picture  of ar ea lt ip-top s ol die r, s o thatshem ig ht lookat ita nd  r emember  h ow thi sbus ine ss wa s  goi ng tomake a m an of young Dusty. A n d Jay went al l  t h e  w a y to  th e City andcoul d 
fin d no pi ctu r e ofa tip -t o ps oldier, and then sh ecame b ack t o the Brown
B orough, an d b ecause o f th e  i n tervention ofProvi dence, fou n d Albrec ht
Du erer's " St. Georg e "  second- han d i n a  Je w - sh op. And theyh u ng i tup over 
th e mante lpi ece , a ndde cided tha t it was  r at he rlik e Dus t y, if it  w asn 't 
fo r the unifor m. An d th ege n era l effec t  w a s  sosu pe rb t hat  J ay ne arly spo ilt itall by ju mpi n g aho le  in the  floor, so as  t o jog Time 's  el bow
an d bring Mr s. Dusty home quickly t o  see it  al l. It  was  a very d eli cate
f loo r . Jayalways  jump ed  wh e n  shew a simp at ient. Shed i d e veryt hi ng w ith
dou ble fervour, and w h ere  you or I wou ldhave s ta mpe d  o n e f oo t , s h e 
stamped two at  once.

Mr s. Du sty Morgan cam eback alittlebit d r unk. Wh en she sa w the Sai nt 
ove r the  mantelpie ce she c ried, and blast e dthe w arthat m ad e i t
nec essary towearthem.. .respir ators  a ll over(the Saint is in
armour ),--an d whe n s he saw th e f l owe rs, she l augh ed, and sa iditseeme d
l i ke No thin g -o n-E a rth t o ha v e Dusty a w ay .
  Oh, bend y o u r  ey es, n ors end yo ur g lance about.
Oh,w atch your feet , no r str ay
es Wasser,_bitte," or_"Wacht am Rhein," or_"Streng
verboten." Yet_the_dramatic effect_of_the interview was_very good indeed,
and_Mrs. 'Ero Edwards's arguments_were unanswerable in_any_tongue.

And then they thought they would make a surprise for young Mrs. Dusty
Morgan, the_lodger,_against she_come_back_from work, because she was_that
down'earted. So they went and_bought some_ribbon to tie up the curtains,
and some flowers_for_the table, and_put the chairs in happy and new
attitudes of expectancy,_and cleaned the windows, putting a_piece of
white paper_on_the_broken pane instead of_the rag, which was rather weary
of_its job. And then Mrs. 'Ero_Edwards confided to Jay that young Mrs.
Dusty_wanted very much to find the_picture of a real tip-top_soldier, so
that_she might look at it_and remember how_this business_was going to
make_a man of young Dusty. And_Jay went all_the way to the City and_could
find_no picture of_a_tip-top_soldier, and_then she came_back_to the_Brown
Borough,_and because of the intervention of_Providence,_found Albrecht
Duerer's "St. George" second-hand in a_Jew-shop. And they hung_it_up over
the mantelpiece, and_decided that it was rather_like Dusty, if it wasn't
for the_uniform. And_the general_effect was so superb that Jay nearly
spoilt it all by jumping_a hole in the floor, so_as to jog Time's_elbow
and bring_Mrs._Dusty home quickly_to_see it_all. It was a very delicate
floor. Jay_always jumped_when she was impatient. She did_everything with
double fervour, and_where_you or I would have stamped_one foot, she
stamped two at once.

Mrs._Dusty Morgan came back a_little_bit_drunk. When she saw the_Saint
over the mantelpiece she cried, and_blasted the war_that made it
necessary to wear them... respirators_all_over (the Saint is in
armour),--and when_she_saw the flowers, she laughed, and_said_it_seemed
like Nothing-on-Earth to have Dusty_away.


    Oh, bend_your eyes, nor send your glance about.
Oh, watch your_feet, nor stray