“ Take your pudding in your hand -- and it 's only five past one , so you were wrongwrong-- you have n't got your twopence , ” criedcrythe mother in a breath .
well did the tall stately girl of eighteen rememberrememberthe tearstearshed with such wild passion of griefgriefby the little girl of nine , as she hidhideher face under the bed-clothes , in that first night ; and how she was biddenbidnot to cry by the nurse , because it would disturb Miss Edith ; and how she had criedcryas bitterly , but more quietlyquietly, till her newly-seennewly, grand , pretty aunt had comecomesoftly upstairs with Mr. Hale to show him his little sleepingsleepdaughter .
“ Aye , so it is , ” criedcryher mother , “ and Mrs. Long does not come back till the day before ; so it will be impossible for her to introduce him , for she will not know him herself . ”
Let 's each buy what we want , and have a little fun ; I 'm sure we work hard enough to earn it , " criedcryJo , examiningexaminethe heels of her shoes in a gentlemanly manner .
" I do n't believe any of you suffer as I do , " criedcryAmy , " for you do n't have to go to school with impertinent girls , who plague you if you do n't know your lessons , and laugh at your dresses , and label your father if he is n't rich , and insult you when your nose is n't nice . "
And if turning up my hair makes me one , I 'll wear it in two tails till I 'm twenty , " criedcryJo , pullingpulloff her net , and shakingshakedown a chestnut mane .
However , they soon returnedreturn, and one of them , who venturedventureso far as to get a full sightsightof my face , liftingliftup his hands and eyes by way of admiration , criedcryout in a shrill but distinct voice , _ Hekinah degul _ : the others repeatedrepeatthe same words several times , but then I knew not what they meant .
But I should have mentioned , that before the principal person began his orationoration, he criedcryout three times , _ Langro dehul san _ ( these words and the former were afterwards repeatedrepeatand explainedexplainto me ) ; whereupon , immediately , about fifty of the inhabitants camecomeand cutcutthe strings that fastened the left side of my head , which gave me the liberty of turningturnit to the right , and of observingobservethe person and gesturegestureof him that was to speak .
“ I ’m so glad Robert ’s is black ! ” she criedcry.
The widow she criedcryover me , and calledcallme a poor lost lamb , and she calledcallme a lot of other names , too , but she never meant no harm by it .