[The Small House at Allington by Anthony Trollope]@TWC D-Link bookThe Small House at Allington CHAPTER III 26/29
They wouldn't let us go out into the woods as beaters, would they ?" "You'd make too much noise to be of any use." "Should I? I thought the beaters had to shout at the birds.
I should get very tired of shouting at birds, so I think I'll stay at home and look after my clothes." "I hope he will come, because Uncle Christopher seems to like him so much," said Bell. "I wonder whether a certain gentleman at Guestwick will like his coming," said Lily.
And then, as soon as she had spoken the words, she looked at her sister, and saw that she had grieved her. "Lily, you let your tongue run too fast," said Mrs Dale. "I didn't mean anything, Bell," said Lily.
"I beg your pardon." "It doesn't signify," said Bell.
"Only Lily says things without thinking." And then that conversation came to an end, and nothing more was said among them beyond what appertained to their toilet, and a few last words at parting.
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