Chapter Six
ears, looking teps into tening again. I put my ogetig I o be , rat it like o go te a reason or a word?
ruck eleven I called again, and took anoteps along t t caug tripped. S a candle, s so it range to me. I didnt dare er ook a urning in t never make my again.
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Forgive me, Sue! s to my uncles library. I ed to see it, a final time. But I couldnt go until I knew he was asleep.
Sured and silent, alone among t, be quick. Come here, come on.
I gave ened up mine. S all seeto cter. I gave est bag. tood before a finger to h.
Noeady, I said.
All my nervousness me, and I of my mothe dark and sleeping houses she
must olen like wine.
e by ts stairs. I eps t particularly creaked; no tart of to tco Mrs Stiless pantry, I made op and and listen. S ; but t, and no sounds from any, t softened our ss rustle and swish.
to t t in it: I dre out before I turned it, and put a little beef fat to t; and t more fat to ts t fastened t ttom and top. I t from Mrs Cakebreads cupboard. t tounded sort of look. I said softly,
t would be hard.
t isfaction of t t , t my so t tigo its frame: after t, turned smoots slid in tle as babies.
tside, great black seful for t to t , going quickly and