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1
Should we LIKE to hear them?- saidthe schoolmistress;-no ,butwe should love to.
2
Shall I tell you some things the Professor said the other day?-Do!-said theschoolmistress.
3
I never thought mine was anything,- saidthe schoolmistress.
4
Oh, yes, I have heard all about that,
said
the
schoolmistress
,
in a tone of depreciation.
5
- Iwishyou could once hear my sister's voice,- saidthe schoolmistress.
6
-IfI thought I should ever see the Alps!- saidthe schoolmistress.
7
Who are THEY?- saidthe schoolmistress.
8
"I have been talking to Miss Adair about you,"
said
the
schoolmistress
,
coldly.
9
-Died?-said theschoolmistress.-Certainly,-said I.-We die out of houses, just as we die out of our bodies.
10
"You are quite late, Hetty Gray,"
said
the
schoolmistress
.
11
He died out of it, the other day.-Died?-said theschoolmistress.-Certainly,-said I.-We die out of houses, just as we die out of our bodies.
12
-Frightenedyou?- saidthe schoolmistress.-Yes, frightened me.
13
"Sit ye doon, Allison,"
said
the
schoolmistress
.
14
Oh,- saidthe schoolmistress,-hemust look out for my sister's heresies; I am afraid he will be too busy with them to take care of mine.
15
'It would be no more than you deserve if I were to burn everything in your locker, Miss Palliser,'
said
the
schoolmistress
.
16
- Iwonderif there will be nothing like what we call "play," after our earthly toys are broken,- saidthe schoolmistress.