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The treasure chest of my bookhouse (1920)

Miller, Olive Beaupré, ed, Wyeth, N. C. (Newell Convers), 1882-1945, illustrator · Chicago : The Bookhouse for children · leaf 230

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s and uncles. Ay, ay, said Uncle Glegg, meaning to give a playful turn tothis denunciation, she must be sent to jail I think, and theyllcut the rest of her hair off there, and make it all even. Shes more like a gipsy nor ever, said Aunt Pullet in a pityingtone. Shes a naughty child, as 11 break her… … momentary power of defiance. Oh, my! Maggie, I told youyoud catch it, whispered Tom. He meant to be friendly, butMaggie felt convinced that Tom was rejoicing in her shame. Herfeeble power of defiance left her in an instant, her heart swelled,and getting up from her chair, she ran to her father, hid…

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