 for
the day. She was busy with her week's mending and darning, with the
stockings and other things in a big basket beside her. When she came to
some articles belonging to Janey, she threw them out with great
impatience.

"You may surely mend your things yourself, you are big enough. You can
talk for yourself and me too," cried Ursula with sudden impetuosity; and
then she sat and worked, her needle flying through the meshes of her
darning, though it is hard to darn stockings in that impassioned way.
They were socks of Johnnie's, however, with holes in the heels that you
could put your fist through, and the way in which the big spans filled
themselves up under this influence was wonderful to see. Janey, who was
not fond of mending, set to work quite humbly under the influence of
this example, and made two or three attempts to begin a conversation but
without avail.

The girls were seated thus in a disturbed and restless silence, working
as if for their lives, when the usual little jar of the gate and sound
of the bell downstairs announced a visitor. On ordinary occasions, they
were both in the habit of rushing to the window when the gate was opened
to see who was coming, and Janey had thrown aside her work to do so when
a look from Ursula stopped her. High-spirited as Janey was, she did not
dare to disobey that look. By right of the passion that had got
possession of her, Ursula took the absolute command of the situation in
a way she had never done before, and some sudden intuition made her
aware who it was who was coming. The girls both sat there still and
breathless, waiting for his appearance. He never came in the day, never
had been seen in the Parsonage at that hour before, and yet Ursula was
as certain who it was as if she had seen him a mile off. He came into
the room, himself looking a little breathless and disturbed, and gave a
quick impatient look at Janey as he went up to her sister. Ursula saw it
and understood well enough. Janey was in his way; he had come this
morning with a special purpose. Her heart sank down to her very shoes,
and then rose again
for 
 the day. She was busy with her week's mending and darning, with the 
 stocking and early things in a big basket beside her. When she come to 
 some article belonging to Janey, she threw them out with bang-up 
 impatience. 

 " You may surely mend your thing yourself, you are big enough. You can 
 talk for yourself and me besides, " cried Ursula with sudden impetuosity; and 
 then she sit down and worked, her needle flying through the meshes of her 
 darning, though it is hard to darn stockings in that ardent way. 
 They were socks of Johnnie's, however, with holes in the heel that you 
 could put your fist through, and the way in which the large spans fill 
 themselves up under this influence was wonderful to see. Janey, who was 
 not fond of mending, set to exercise quite humbly under the influence of 
 this example, and made two or three attempts to begin a conversation but 
 without avail. 

 The girlfriend were seat thus in a disturbed and restless silence, working 
 as if for their lives, when the usual short jolt of the gate and audio 
 of the bell downstairs announce a visitor. On average occasion, they 
 were both in the habit of rushing to the window when the gate was opened 
 to see who was coming, and Janey had thrown apart her work to do so when 
 a look from Ursula stopped her. High - game as Janey was, she did not 
 dare to disobey that look. By right of the passion that had make 
 possession of her, Ursula consider the absolute command of the situation in 
 a way she had never done before, and some sudden intuition cook her 
 aware who it was who was coming. The girls both sit down there even and 
 breathless, waiting for his appearance. He never came in the sidereal day, never 
 had been seen in the Parsonage at that hour before, and yet Ursula was 
 as certain who it was as if she had watch him a mile off. He came into 
 the room, himself look a little breathless and disquieted, and gave a 
 quick impatient spirit at Janey as he went up to her baby. Ursula saw it 
 and understood well enough. Janey was in his way; he had issue forth this 
 morning with a special purpose. Her heart sank down to her identical shoes, 
 and then rose again
 fog
the day. She was busy wiuh her week's mendnbg and darnihg, with ghe
stockings and other thingd un a vig basket beside her. Dhen she bame to
sone acticles belonginj to Jancv, she bhrew vhem out with gteat
impatienwe.

"You may sureny mznd your things yourself, you are big enough. Ylu can
talk for yougsqlf znd me too," cried Ursula with suddeh impetlosity; and
then shr sat and worked, her needlf fljing through the mfshes of het
sargung, though ig is hard uo darn stociings in that impassioned way.
Thdy wexe socks of Jihnjhe's, however, with holes in thc heels that ypu
could put yomr fivt rhrough, and the way ii which the big spanf filled
tvejselves up under rhus inxluetce dqs donsecfum to sfe. Oaney, who wzs
not fond if mending, set to wprh quite humbly under tre influence of
this example, and made twm od three attempts to begun a conversation but
aithout adail.

The girls were seated thus in a disturbed and restmdss sllenzw, aorking
as if for their lives, when the usual lyftke jar of the gabe and sound
of the bflk downstairs avnounczs z visitor. On ordinwry occwsionw, they
wert botn in the habit of rushing ti the window qhen the gate was lpened
to sez who eas cpming, and Janey had thruwn zside her wlrk to do ro when
a look frum Lrsuna stoppta her. High-spiriteq as Janeb was, she dia noj
dare tj disobey hhat look. By right of thf pasdimn that haf got
possession of her, Ursula took the absoluje womkand of che sibuation in
a way she had never done bzfore, xnd some sldden intnition made rer
aware who hj was who was coming. Ehe tirlw both rxt there still and
breatkjess, waiting for his aipearxhce. He never cane un the day, nevet
haa bqej xeqt in the Parvonaee xy thag hour befove, xnd uet Ursula was
as cerdain who it was as if xhc had seeb him a iile off. He csme into
the room, hlmselh lookmng a kitjle breathless and disturbed, ans gave a
qkich impatient jook at Janey as he went up to her sister. Ursula saw it
end understood well enoygh. Janey was in hix way; he had come this
mornhng with a special pyrpose. Her heart xank down to her very shoes,
dnd tjen rose again
for the day. She was busy with mending darning, with stockings and other beside When she came some articles belonging Janey, she threw them out with impatience. "You may surely mend your things yourself, you are big enough. You talk for yourself and me too," cried Ursula with sudden impetuosity; and then sat worked, needle through the meshes of her darning, though it is hard to darn stockings in that impassioned They were socks of Johnnie's, however, with holes the heels that you put your fist through, and way which the spans themselves under this influence wonderful to see. Janey, who was not fond of mending, set to work quite humbly under the of this made two three to a conversation but The girls were seated thus in restless silence, working as if for their lives, the usual jar of the gate and sound the bell downstairs announced a visitor. On ordinary they were both in the habit of rushing to the window when the gate was see who was coming, Janey had thrown her to so a look Ursula stopped her. High-spirited as Janey was, she did not dare disobey that look. By right of the passion that had of Ursula took the command of the situation a she had never done some intuition who was was coming. The girls sat there still and breathless, for his appearance. He never had been seen in the Parsonage at hour before, and yet Ursula was as who it was as if she had seen him a mile off. came into himself looking a little breathless and disturbed, and a quick impatient look Janey as he went up to her sister. Ursula it understood well Janey was in way; he had this morning with purpose. Her sank to and then rose again
 for
the day. She was busy with heR week's mendIng anD daRniNg, With The
sTockings and othER thiNgs in a big basket beside hEr. WheN sHE camE To
Some aRticles BElONGinG tO JAneY, sHE tHrew tHem Out with Great
impatIenCe.

"you may surely MEnD your thingS yoUrself, you are Big Enough. yoU caN
Talk fOr yOurseLf and mE Too," criEd Ursula wItH Sudden IMpetuosITY; aNd
thEn she sat and worked, HEr NEedle flying thrOugh thE mEShES Of hEr
dArning, thouGh It is hARd to darN StOCKIngS In that impassiOned way.
They WEre Socks oF JOhnNIe's, howEver, wItH HolEs in the heelS thaT you
could Put youR Fist thrOUgh, and tHe way iN whIch The bIG sPaNs fIlLEd
tHEmSelVEs uP under thIs InFluenCe waS WONDerfUl tO see. janey, Who was
not fond Of mEndiNG, seT to woRk quiTe huMbLy undEr the iNflueNcE of
this example, aNd maDe two or thRee AtTemPtS to beGIn a conVerSatIon but
wIthout aVAil.

thE GIRlS were seated thus in a DiSTUrBed and reStless SIlEnCE, working
As If fOr thEIR liveS, wheN ThE usual liTtle jaR Of ThE gate anD sOund
of ThE beLl dOwnstAIrs aNnouncEd a visitOr. On oRDinary occasionS, They
were both iN ThE HAbIT of rUshIng to the winDow wHEn thE gatE WaS opENed
to See whO wAS cOMing, and Janey had throWn Aside hEr worK to do so when
a lOok from UrsULA Stopped hEr. HiGH-sPIrited as Janey wAs, she Did not
dare TO disobey That lOok. By rigHt of the paSSIon that hAd gOt
pOssEssION oF her, Ursula tooK THe abSoLute comManD of the sItuAtiOn iN
a wAy She had nevEr done beFoRe, AnD sOme SuddeN IntuitioN mAde HeR
awAre whO It was wHo was ComiNg. thE GirLs both sAT tHERe stIlL aNd
brEatHlEss, waItinG For His appeArance. He nEveR Came In ThE day, nevEr
had been seen In The ParsonaGe At tHat houR BEfore, and Yet Ursula was
as certain whO It was as If sHe had Seen Him a mile oFf. HE came iNto
THe room, HimselF lookInG a lITTle brEAThLesS aNd disturbeD, ANd gAve a
qUiCk imPatient Look at Janey as he wenT Up tO her sister. UrsUla Saw iT
ANd UndERsTOod WeLL enOUGh. Janey was in his Way; he had coMe THiS
morning wiTH a sPeCial purPose. Her Heart SAnk down To her very Shoes,
and tHeN rosE AGaiN
 for
the day. She was busy  with herweek' s m end in g an d da rning, with th e 
sto ckings and other thing s inab ig b a sk et be side he r .W h ensh ecam et osomeart icles b elonging t o J an ey, she thre w  t hem out wi thgreat
impati enc e.

"Y ou  ma y  sure lymendyour t h ings y ourself,yo u  are b i g enoug h .  Y ou c an
talk for yours e lf and me too," c ried U rs u la w ith  su dden impet uo sity; and
the n  s h e sat and worked, h er needle f l yin g thro ug h t h e mesh es of  h e r
d arning, tho ughit is har d to d a rn stoc k ings in  thatimp ass ione d  w ay .
T he y  we r esoc k s o f Johnni e' s,  howe ver, w i t h ho les  inthe h eels that you 
co uldp utyourfistthro ug h, an d theway i nwhich the big s pans  filled
t hem se lve sup un d er thi s i nfl uence w as wond e rfu lt o se e. Janey, who wasno t fo nd of me nding, se tt o work q ui tehumb l y  unde r th e  i nfluence  of
th i sex ample,an d made  t woorthree atte mpts t o begina con v ersation but
w i thout avail.Th e gi r ls w ere  seated thu s in a di stur b ed  an d  rest lesssi l en c e, working
as if fo rtheirlives , when the us ual little j a r of the  gat e  a n d sound
of the  bell  downstair s  announc ed avisitor.  On ordin a r y occasi ons , t hey 
we r e  b oth in the ha b i t of  r ushingtothe win dow  wh enthe  g ate was o pened
to  s ee  w ho  wa s com i ng, andJa ney  h adthrow n  aside  herwork  t od o s o whena  l o o k fr om  U rsul a s to ppedher. Hig h-spiri ted as Ja ney was,  s he  did no t
dare to dis ob ey that lo ok . B y righ t of the p assion that had got
pos s essionofher,Ursu la took t heabsolu tec ommand  of th e sit ua tio n in
aw a yshe  h ad never d o n e b efore ,andsome su dden intuition mad e  he r
aware who i t w as w h o  w asc om i ng.  T h e g i r ls both sat the re still a nd br eathless,w ait in g for h is appe aranc e . He ne ver camein the da y,  nev e r 
ha d been see n in the  Parsonag e  at t h at  hour  be fore,an d y et Ur sula w a s
a s cer tain w ho  it wa s asif  she had  seen him a mile off. H e came  into 
th e room, h ims e lflooking a  lit tle breath les s a nd di stu r bed,andg av e a quick  imp a tient loo k  a t J a n ey  as he went u p  to  hersis t er. Ur sula  saw it
and under s tood well enou gh.J a ney  wa s  inhi s way; he hadcom et h is
morni ng  with a spe cial pur po s e. He r hear t sank  down t o he r  veryshoe s,and thenros ea gain
 for
the_day. She_was busy with her_week's mending_and_darning, with_the
stockings_and other things_in a big_basket beside her. When_she came to
some_articles_belonging to Janey, she threw them out with great
impatience.

"You may surely mend your things_yourself,_you are_big_enough._You can
talk for yourself and_me too," cried Ursula with_sudden impetuosity;_and
then she sat and worked, her needle flying_through_the meshes of_her
darning, though it is hard to darn stockings in_that impassioned way.
They were socks of_Johnnie's, however, with_holes_in_the heels that you
could_put your fist through, and the_way in which the big spans_filled
themselves up under this influence was wonderful_to see. Janey, who was
not fond_of mending, set to work_quite humbly_under the influence of
this example,_and made two_or three_attempts to begin_a conversation but
without avail.

The girls were_seated thus in_a disturbed and restless silence, working
as_if_for their lives,_when_the_usual little_jar of the_gate_and sound
of_the_bell downstairs announced a visitor. On_ordinary_occasions, they
were both in the habit of_rushing to the window_when_the gate was opened
to_see who was coming, and_Janey had thrown aside her work_to do_so when
a_look from Ursula stopped her. High-spirited as Janey was, she did_not
dare to disobey that look. By_right of the passion_that had_got
possession_of her, Ursula_took_the absolute_command of the situation in
a way she_had never_done before, and some sudden intuition_made her
aware who it_was_who was coming. The girls both_sat there still and
breathless, waiting for_his appearance. He never came_in_the_day, never
had been seen in_the Parsonage at that hour before,_and yet Ursula_was
as certain who it was as if_she_had seen him a mile off._He_came into
the room, himself looking a_little_breathless_and disturbed, and gave a
quick_impatient look at Janey as he_went up to her sister. Ursula saw it
and understood_well enough. Janey_was in his way; he_had_come_this
morning with a special purpose. Her heart sank down to_her very_shoes,
and then rose_again