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"
So
was
mine
,
"
said
Sara
.
"
It
is
all
there
now
--
all
of
it
.
While
I
was
dressing
I
ate
some
of
the
cold
things
we
left
.
"
"
Oh
,
laws
!
Oh
,
laws
!
"
Becky
uttered
the
exclamation
in
a
sort
of
rapturous
groan
,
and
ducked
her
head
over
her
kettle
just
in
time
,
as
the
cook
came
in
from
the
kitchen
.
Miss
Minchin
had
expected
to
see
in
Sara
,
when
she
appeared
in
the
schoolroom
,
very
much
what
Lavinia
had
expected
to
see
.
Sara
had
always
been
an
annoying
puzzle
to
her
,
because
severity
never
made
her
cry
or
look
frightened
.
When
she
was
scolded
she
stood
still
and
listened
politely
with
a
grave
face
;
when
she
was
punished
she
performed
her
extra
tasks
or
went
without
her
meals
,
making
no
complaint
or
outward
sign
of
rebellion
.
The
very
fact
that
she
never
made
an
impudent
answer
seemed
to
Miss
Minchin
a
kind
of
impudence
in
itself
.
But
after
yesterday
's
deprivation
of
meals
,
the
violent
scene
of
last
night
,
the
prospect
of
hunger
today
,
she
must
surely
have
broken
down
.
It
would
be
strange
indeed
if
she
did
not
come
downstairs
with
pale
cheeks
and
red
eyes
and
an
unhappy
,
humbled
face
.
Miss
Minchin
saw
her
for
the
first
time
when
she
entered
the
schoolroom
to
hear
the
little
French
class
recite
its
lessons
and
superintend
its
exercises
.
And
she
came
in
with
a
springing
step
,
color
in
her
cheeks
,
and
a
smile
hovering
about
the
corners
of
her
mouth
.
It
was
the
most
astonishing
thing
Miss
Minchin
had
ever
known
.
It
gave
her
quite
a
shock
.
What
was
the
child
made
of
?
What
could
such
a
thing
mean
?
She
called
her
at
once
to
her
desk
.
"
You
do
not
look
as
if
you
realize
that
you
are
in
disgrace
,
"
she
said
.
"
Are
you
absolutely
hardened
?
"
The
truth
is
that
when
one
is
still
a
child
--
or
even
if
one
is
grown
up
--
and
has
been
well
fed
,
and
has
slept
long
and
softly
and
warm
;
when
one
has
gone
to
sleep
in
the
midst
of
a
fairy
story
,
and
has
wakened
to
find
it
real
,
one
can
not
be
unhappy
or
even
look
as
if
one
were
;
and
one
could
not
,
if
one
tried
,
keep
a
glow
of
joy
out
of
one
's
eyes
.
Miss
Minchin
was
almost
struck
dumb
by
the
look
of
Sara
's
eyes
when
she
made
her
perfectly
respectful
answer
.
"
I
beg
your
pardon
,
Miss
Minchin
,
"
she
said
;
"
I
know
that
I
am
in
disgrace
.
"
"
Be
good
enough
not
to
forget
it
and
look
as
if
you
had
come
into
a
fortune
.
It
is
an
impertinence
.
And
remember
you
are
to
have
no
food
today
.
"
