第11章
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  \"Nowdon\'tbeaffected,Polly,butjusttellme,likeadear,hasn\'theproposed?\"

  \"No,hehasn\'t。\"

  \"Don\'tyouthinkhemeansto?\"

  \"Idon\'tthinkhe\'lleversayawordtome。\"

  \"Well,Iamsurprised!\"AndFannydrewalongbreath,asifaloadwasoffhermind。Thensheaddedinachangedtone:

  \"Butdon\'tyoulovehim,Polly?\"

  \"No。\"

  \"Truly?\"

  \"Truly,Fan。\"

  Neitherspokeforaminute,buttheheartofoneofthembeatjoyfullyandtheduskhidaveryhappyface。

  \"Don\'tyouthinkhecaredforyou,dear?\"askedFanny,presently。\"I

  don\'tmeantobeprying,butIreallythoughthedid。\"

  \"That\'snotformetosay,butifitisso,it\'sonlyapassingfancyandhe\'llsoongetoverit。\"

  \"Dotellmeallaboutit;I\'msointerested,andIknowsomethinghashappened,Ihearitinyourvoice,forIcan\'tseeyourface。\"

  \"DoyourememberthetalkweoncehadafterreadingoneofMissEdgeworth\'sstoriesaboutnotlettingone\'sloverscometoadeclarationifonedidn\'tlovethem?\"

  \"Yes。\"

  \"Andyougirlssaiditwasn\'tproper,andIsaiditwashonest,anyway。

  Well,IalwaysmeanttotryitifIgotachance,andIhave。Mindyou,Idon\'tsayMr。Sydneylovedme,forheneversaidso,andneverwill,now,butIdidfancyheratherlikedmeandmightdomoreifIdidn\'tshowhimthatitwasofnouse。\"

  \"Andyoudid?\"criedFanny,muchexcited。

  \"Ijustgavehimahintandhetookit。Hemeanttogoawaybeforethat,sodon\'tthinkhisheartisbroken,ormindwhatsillytattlerssay。I

  didn\'tlikehismeetingmesomuchandtoldhimsobygoinganotherway。

  Heunderstood,andbeingagentleman,madenofuss。IdaresayhethoughtIwasavaingoose,andlaughedatmeformypains,likeChurchillin\'Helen。\'

  \"

  \"No,hewouldn\'t;He\'dlikeitandrespectyoufordoingit。But,Polly,itwouldhavebeenagrandthingforyou。\"

  \"Ican\'tsellmyselfforanestablishment。\"

  \"Mercy!Whatanidea!\"

  \"Well,that\'stheplainEnglishofhalfyourfashionablematches。I

  \'m\'odd,\'youknow,andprefertobeanindependentspinsterandteachmusicallmydays。\"

  \"Ah,butyouwon\'t。Youweremadeforanice,happyhomeofyourown,andIhopeyou\'llgetit,Polly,dear,\"saidFannywarmly,feelingsogratefultoPolly,thatshefoundithardnottopouroutallhersecretatonce。

  \"IhopeImay;butIdoubtit,\"answeredPollyinatonethatmadeFannywonderifshe,too,knewwhatheartachemeant。

  \"Somethingtroublesyou,Polly,whatisit?Confideinme,asIdoinyou,\"saidFannytenderly,forallthecoldnessshehadtriedtohidefromPolly,hadmeltedinthesuddensunshinethathadcometoher。

  \"Doyoualways?\"askedherfriend,leaningforwardwithanirresistibledesiretowinbacktheold-timeloveandconfidence,tooprecioustobeexchangedforalittlebriefexcitementorthebarrenhonorof\"baggingabird,\"touseTrix\'selegantexpression。Fannyunderstooditthen,andthrewherselfintoPolly\'sarms,crying,withashowerofgratefultears;­

  \"Oh,mydear!mydear!didyoudoitformysake?\"

  AndPollyheldherclose,sayinginthattendervoiceofhers,­

  \"Ididn\'tmeantoletaloverpartthispairoffriendsifIcouldhelpit。\"ChapterXV。ChapterXV。CHAPTERXVBREAKERSAHEADGOINGintotheShaws\'oneevening,PollyfoundMaudsittingonthestairs,withatroubledface。

  \"Oh,Polly,I\'msogladyou\'vecome!\"criedthelittlegirl,runningtohugher。

  \"What\'sthematter,deary?\"

  \"Idon\'tknow;somethingdreadfulmusthavehappened,formammaandFanarecryingtogetherupstairs,papaisshutupinthelibrary,andTomisragingroundlikeabear,inthedining-room。\"

  \"Iguessitisn\'tanythingverybad。Perhapsmammaissickerthanusual,orpapaworriedaboutbusiness,orTominsomenewscrape。Don\'tlooksofrightened,Maudie,butcomeintotheparlorandseewhatI\'vegotforyou,\"saidPolly,feelingthattherewastroubleofsomesortintheair,buttryingtocheerthechild,forherlittlefacewasfullofasorrowfulanxiety,thatwenttoPolly\'sheart。

  \"Idon\'tthinkIcanlikeanythingtillIknowwhatthematteris,\"answeredMaud。\"It\'ssomethinghorrid,I\'msure,forwhenpapacamehome,hewentuptomamma\'sroom,andtalkedeversolong,andmammacriedveryloud,andwhenItriedtogoin,Fanwouldn\'tletme,andshelookedscaredandstrange。Iwantedtogotopapawhenhecamedown,butthedoorwaslocked,andhesaid,\'Notnow,mylittlegirl,\'andthenIsatherewaitingtoseewhatwouldhappen,andTomcamehome。ButwhenIrantotellhim,hesaid,\'Goaway,anddon\'tbother,\'andjusttookmebytheshouldersandputmeout。Oh,dear!everythingissoqueerandhorrid,Idon\'tknowwhattodo。\"

  Maudbegantocry,andPollysatdownonthestairsbesideher,tryingtocomforther,whileherownthoughtswerefullofavaguefear。Allatoncethedining-roomdooropened,andTom\'sheadappeared。AsingleglanceshowedPollythatsomethingwasthematter,forthecareandelegancewhichusuallymarkedhisappearancewereentirelywanting。Histiewasunderoneear,hishairinatoss,thecherishedmoustachehadaneglectedair,andhisfaceanexpressionbothexcited,ashamed,anddistressed;

  evenhisvoicebetrayeddisturbance,forinsteadoftheaffablegreetingheusuallybestowedupontheyounglady,heseemedtohavefallenbackintotheblufftoneofhisboyishdays,andallhesaidwas,­

  \"Hullo,Polly。\"

  \"Howdoyoudo?\"answeredPolly。

  \"I\'minadevilofamess,thankyou;sendthatchickenupstairs,andcomeinandhearaboutit。\"hesaid,asifhehadbeenlongingtotellsomeone,andwelcomedprudentPollyasaspecialprovidence。

  \"Goup,deary,andamuseyourselfwiththisbook,andthesegingersnapsthatImadeforyou,there\'sagoodchild,\"whisperedPolly,asMaudrubbedawayhertears,andstaredatTomwithround,inquisitiveeyes。

  \"You\'lltellmeallaboutit,byandby,won\'tyou?\"shewhispered,preparingtoobey。

  \"IfImay,\"answeredPolly。

  Mauddepartedwithunexpecteddocility,andPollywentintothedining-room,whereTomwaswanderingaboutinarestlessway。Ifhehadbeen\"raginglikeabear,\"Pollywouldn\'thavecared,shewassopleasedthathewantedher,andsogladtobeaconfidante,assheusedtobeinthehappyolddays,thatshewouldjoyfullyhavefacedamuchmoreformidablepersonthanrecklessTom。

  \"Now,then,whatisit?\"shesaid,comingstraighttothepoint。

  \"Guess。\"

  \"You\'vekilledyourhorseracing。\"

  \"Worsethanthat。\"

  \"Youaresuspendedagain。\"

  \"Worsethanthat。\"

  \"Trixhasrunawaywithsomebody,\"criedPolly,withagasp。

  \"Worsestill。\"

  \"Oh,Tom,youhaven\'thorsewhippedorshotanyone?\"

  \"CameprettynearblowingmyownbrainsoutbutyouseeIdidn\'t。\"

  \"Ican\'tguess;tellme,quick。\"

  \"Well,I\'mexpelled。\"

  Tompausedontherugashegavetheanswer,andlookedatPollytoseehowshetookit。Tohissurprisesheseemedalmostrelieved,andafteraminutesilence,said,soberly,­

  \"That\'sbad,verybad;butitmighthavebeenworse。\"

  \"Itisworse;\"andTomwalkedawayagainwithadespairingsortofgroan。

  \"Don\'tknockthechairsabout,butcomeandsitdown,andtellmequietly。\"

  \"Can\'tdoit。\"

  \"Well,goon,then。Areyoutrulyexpelled?Can\'titbemadeup?Whatdidyoudo?\"

  \"It\'satruebillthistime。IjusthadarowwiththeChapelwatchman,andknockedhimdown。Ifitwasafirstoffence,Imighthavegotoff;

  butyouseeI\'vehadnoendofnarrowescapes,andthiswasmylastchance;

  I\'velostit,andnowthere\'llbethedickenstopay。Iknewitwasallupwithme,soIdidn\'twaittobeturnedout,butjusttookmyselfoff。\"

  \"Whatwillyourfathersay?\"

  \"Itwillcomehardonthegovernor,buttheworstofitis­\"thereTomstopped,andstoodaminuteinthemiddleoftheroomwithhisheaddown,asifhedidn\'tfinditeasytotellevenkindlittlePolly。Thenoutcamethetruthallinabreath,justasheusedtoboltouthisboyishmisdemeanors,andthenbackupagainstthewallreadytotaketheconsequences。

  \"Ioweanawfullotofmoneythatthegovernordon\'tknowabout。\"

  \"Oh,Tom,howcouldyou?\"

  \"I\'vebeenanextravagantrascal,Iknowit,andI\'mthunderingsorry,butthatdon\'thelpafellow,I\'vegottotellthedearoldbuffer,andthere\'swhereitcuts。\"

  AtanothertimePollywouldhavelaughedatthecontrastbetweenTom\'sfaceandhislanguage,buttherewasasincereremorse,whichmadeeventhedreadfulword\"buffer\"rathertouchingthanotherwise。

  \"Hewillbeveryangry,Idaresay;buthe\'llhelpyou,won\'the?Healwaysdoes,Fansays。\"

  \"That\'stheworstofit,yousee。He\'spaidupsooften,thatthelasttimehesaidhispatiencecouldn\'tstandit,norhispocketeither,andifIgotintoanymorescrapesofthatsort,ImustgetoutasIcould。

  ImeanttobeassteadyasBunkerHillMonument;buthereIamagain,worsethanever,forlastquarterIdidn\'tsayanythingtofather,hewassobotheredbythelossofthoseshipsjustthen,sothingshavemountedupconfoundedly。\"

  \"Whathaveyoudonewithallyourmoney?\"

  \"HangedifIknow。\"

  \"Can\'tyoupayitanyway?\"

  \"Don\'tseehow,asIhaven\'tacentofmyown,andnowayofgettingit,unlessItrygambling。\"

  \"Oh,mercy,no!Sellyourhorse,\"criedPolly,afteraminuteofdeepmeditation。

  \"Ihave;buthedidn\'tbringhalfIgaveforhim。Ilamedhimlastwinter,andthebeggarwon\'tgetoverit。\"

  \"Andthatdidn\'tpayupthedebts?\"

  \"Onlyaboutahalfof\'em。\"

  \"Why,Tom,howmuchdoyouowe?\"

  \"Ihavedodgedfiguringituptillyesterday;thenthingsweresodesperate,IthoughtImightaswellfacethetruth,soIoverhauledmyaccounts,andthere\'stheresult。\"

  Tomthrewablotted,crumpledpaperintoPolly\'slap,andtrampedupanddownagain,fasterthanever。Pollytookonelookatthetotalandclaspedherhands,fortoherinexperiencedeyesitlookedappalling。

  \"Tidylittlesum,isn\'tit?\"askedTom,whocouldn\'tbearthesilence,orthestartled,grievedlookinPolly\'seyes。

  \"It\'sawful!Idon\'twonderyoudreadtellingyourfather。\"

  \"I\'dratherbeshot。Isay,Polly,supposewebreakittohimeasy!\"

  addedTom,afteranotherturn。

  \"Howdoyoumean?\"

  \"Why,supposeFan,or,betterstill,yougoandsortofpavetheway。

  Ican\'tbeartocomedownonhimwiththewholetruthatonce。\"

  \"Soyou\'dliketohavemegoandtellhimforyou?\"Polly\'slipcurledalittleasshesaidthat,andshegaveTomalookthatwouldhaveshownhimhowblueeyescanflash,ifhehadseenit。Buthewasatthewindow,anddidn\'tturn,ashesaidslowly,­

  \"Well,yousee,he\'ssofondofyou;weallconfideinyou;andyouaresolikeoneofthefamily,thatitseemsquitenatural。JusttellhimI\'mexpelled,youknow,andasmuchmoreasyoulike;thenI\'llcomein,andwe\'llhaveitout。\"

  Pollyroseandwenttothedoorwithoutaword。Indoingso,Tomcaughtaglimpseofherface,andsaid,hastily,­

  \"Don\'tyouthinkitwouldbeagoodplan?\"

  \"No,Idon\'t。\"

  \"Whynot?Don\'tyouthinkhe\'dratherhaveittoldhimnicelybyyou,thanblurtedoutasIalwaysdoblurtthings?\"

  \"Iknowhe\'dratherhavehissongotohimandtellthetruth,likeaman,insteadofsendingagirltodowhatheisafraidtodohimself。\"

  IfPollyhadsuddenlyboxedhisears,Tomcouldn\'thavelookedmoretakenabackthanbythatburst。Helookedatherexcitedface,seemedtounderstandthemeaningofit,andrememberedallatoncethathewastryingtohidebehindagirl。Heturnedscarlet,saidshortly,\"Comeback,Polly,\"andwalkedstraightoutoftheroom,lookingasifgoingtoinstantexecution,forpoorTomhadbeentaughttofearhisfather,andhadnotentirelyoutgrownthedread。

  Pollysatdown,lookingbothsatisfiedandtroubled。\"IhopeIdidright,\"

  shesaidtoherself,\"Icouldn\'tbeartohavehimshirkandseemcowardly。

  Heisn\'t,onlyhedidn\'tthinkhowitseemedtome,andIdon\'twonderhewasalittleafraid,Mr。Shawissoseverewiththepoorfellow。Oh,dear,whatshouldwedoifWillgotintosuchscrapes。Thankgoodness,he\'spoor,andcan\'t;I\'msogladofthat!\"

  Thenshesatsilentbesidethehalf-opendoor,hearingthemurmurofTom\'svoiceacrossthehall,andhoping,withallherheart,thathewouldn\'thaveaveryhardtime。Heseemedtotellhisstoryrapidlyandsteadily,withoutinterruption,totheend;thenPollyheardMr。Shaw\'sdeepervoicesayafewwords,atwhichTomutteredaloudexclamation,asiftakenbysurprise。Pollycouldn\'tdistinguishaword,soshekeptherseat,wonderinganxiouslywhatwasgoingonbetweenthetwomen。AsuddenpauseseemedtofollowTom\'sejaculation,thenMr。Shawtalkedalongtimeinalow,earnesttone,sodifferentfromtheangryonePollyhadexpectedtohear,thatitmadehernervous,forMr。Shawusually\"blewTomupfirst,andforgavehimafterward,\"asMaudsaid。PresentlyTom\'svoicewasheard,apparentlyaskingeagerquestions,towhichbriefrepliesweregiven。Thenadeadsilencefellupontheroom,andnothingwasheardbutthespringrainsoftlyfallingoutofdoors。Allofasuddensheheardamovement,andTom\'svoicesayaudibly,­

  \"LetmebringPolly;\"andheappeared,lookingsopaleandmiserablethatPollywasfrightened。

  \"Goandsaysomethingtohim;Ican\'t;pooroldfather,ifI\'donlyknown,\"andtoPolly\'sutterdismay,Tomthrewhimselfintoachair,andlaidhisheaddownonthetable,asifhehadgotablowthatwastoomuchforhim。

  \"Oh,Tom,whatisit?\"criedPolly,hurryingtohim,fulloffearsshedarednotspeak。

  Withoutlookingup,Tomanswered,inasmotheredvoice,\"Failed;allgonetosmash;andto-morroweveryonewillknowit。\"

  PollyheldontothebackofTom\'schair,foraminute,forthenewstookherbreathaway,andshefeltasiftheworldwascomingtoanend,\"failed\"wassuchavaguelydreadfulwordtoher。

  \"Isitverybad?\"sheasked,softly,feelingasifanythingwasbetterthantostandstillandseeTomsowretched。

  \"Yes;hemeanstogiveupeverything。He\'sdonehisbest;butitcan\'tbestavedoffanylonger,andit\'sallupwithhim。\"

  \"Oh,IwishIhadamilliontogivehim!\"criedPolly,claspingherhands,withthetearsrunningdownhercheeks。\"Howdoeshebearit,Tom?\"

  \"Likeaman,Polly;andI\'mproudofhim,\"saidTom,lookingup,allredandexcitedwiththeemotionshewastryingtokeepunder。\"Everythinghasbeenagainsthim,andhehasfoughtallalonetostandthepressure,butit\'stoomuchforhim,andhe\'sgivenin。It\'sanhonorablefailure,mindyou,andnoonecansayawordagainsthim。I\'dliketosee\'emtryit!\"andTomclenchedhishands,asifitwouldbeanimmenserelieftohimtothrashhalfadozenaspersersofhisfather\'shonestname。

  \"Ofcoursetheycan\'t!ThisiswhatpoorMaudtroubledabout。HehadtoldyourmotherandFanbeforeyoucame,andthatiswhytheyaresounhappy,Isuppose。\"

  \"Theyaresafeenough。Fatherhasn\'ttouchedmother\'smoney;he\'couldn\'trobhisgirls,\'hesaid,andthat\'sallsafefor\'em。Isn\'theatrump,Polly?\"AndTom\'sfaceshonewithpride,evenwhilehislipswouldtwitchwithatendererfeeling。

  \"IfIcouldonlydoanythingtohelp,\"criedPolly,oppressedwithherownpowerlessness。

  \"Youcan。Goandbegoodtohim;youknowhow;heneedsitenough,allalonethere。Ican\'tdoit,forI\'monlyacurseinsteadofacomforttohim。\"

  \"Howdidhetakeyournews?\"askedPolly,who,foratime,hadforgottenthelessertroubleinthegreater。

  \"Likealamb;forwhenI\'ddone,heonlysaid,\'Mypoorlad,wemustbearwithoneanother。\'andthentoldhisstory。\"

  \"I\'mgladhewaskind,\"beganPolly,inasoothingtone;butTomcriedout,remorsefully,­

  \"That\'swhatknocksmeover!JustwhenIoughttobeaprideandaproptohim,Ibringhimmydebtsanddisgrace,andheneversaysawordofblame。It\'snouse,Ican\'tstandit!\"andTom\'sheadwentdownagainwithsomethingverylikeasob,thatwouldcomeinspiteofmanfuleffortstokeepitback,forthepoorfellowhadthewarmestheartthateverwas,andallthefinewaistcoatsoutsidecouldn\'tspoilit。

  ThatsoundgavePollymorepainthanthenewsofadozenfailuresandexpulsions,anditwasasimpossibleforhertoresistputtingherhandtenderlyonthebenthead,asitwasforhertohelpnoticingwithpleasurehowbrownthelittlecurlsweregrowing,andhowsofttheywere。Inspiteofhersorrow,sheenjoyedthatminuteverymuch,forshewasabornconsoler,and,itishardlynecessaryformetoadd,lovedthisreprehensibleTomwithallherheart。Itwasaveryfoolishthingforhertodo,shequiteagreedtothat;shecouldn\'tunderstandit,explainit,orhelpit;sheonlyfeltthatshedidcareforhimverymuch,inspiteofhisfaults,hisindifference,andhisengagement。Yousee,shelearnedtolovehimonesummer,whenhemadethemavisit。ThatwasbeforeTrixcaughthim;

  andwhensheheardthatpieceofnews,Pollycouldn\'tunlovehimallatonce,thoughshetriedveryhard,aswasherduty。Thatengagementwassuchafarce,thatsheneverhadmuchfaithinit,sosheputherloveawayinacornerofherheart,andtriedtoforgetit,hopingitwouldeitherdie,orhavearighttolive。Itdidn\'tmakeherverymiserable,becausepatience,work,andcommon-senselentherahand,andhopewouldkeeppoppingupitsbrightfacefromthebottomofherPandora-boxoftroubles。

  Nowandthen,whenanyonesaidTrixwouldn\'tjiltTom,orthatTomdidcareforTrixmorethanheshould,Pollyhadapang,andthoughtshecouldn\'tpossiblybearit。Butshealwaysfoundshecould,andsocametotheconclusionthatitwasamercifulprovisionofnaturethatgirls\'heartscouldstandsomuch,andtheirappetitescontinuegood,whenunrequitedlovewasstarving。

  Now,shecouldnothelpyearningoverthisfaulty,well-belovedscapegraceTom,orhelpthinking,withalittlethrillofhope,\"IfTrixonlycaredforhismoney,shemaycasthimoffnowhe\'slostit;butI\'lllovehimallthebetterbecausehe\'spoor。\"Withthisfeelingwarmatherheart,Idon\'twonderthatPolly\'shandhadasoothingeffect,andthatafteraheaveortwo,Tom\'sshoulderswerequiet,andcertainsmotheredsniffssuggestedthathewouldbeallrightagain,ifhecouldonlywipehiseyeswithoutanyone\'sseeinghimdoit。

  Pollyseemedtodivinehiswish,andtuckingalittle,cleanhandkerchiefintooneofhishalf-openhands,shesaid,\"I\'mgoingtoyourfather,now,\"andwithafarewellsmooth,socomfortingthatTomwishedshe\'ddoitagain,shewentaway。

  Asshepausedaminuteinthehalltosteadyherself,Maudcalledherfromabove,andthinkingthatthewomenmightneedhermorethanthemen,sheranuptofindFannywaitingforherinherownroom。

  \"Mamma\'sasleep,quitewornout,poordear,sowecantalkinherewithouttroublingher,\"saidFanny,receivingherfriendsoquietly,thatPollywasamazed。

  \"Letmecome,too,Iwon\'tmakeanyfuss;it\'ssodreadfultobeshutouteverywhere,andhavepeoplecryingandtalking,andlockedup,andInotknowwhatitmeans,\"saidMaud,beseechingly。

  \"Youdoknow,now;I\'vetoldher,Polly,\"saidFan,astheysatdowntogether,andMaudperchedherselfonthebed,sothatshemightretireamongthepillowsifherfeelingsweretoomuchforher。

  \"I\'mgladyoutakeitsowell,dear;Iwasafraiditmightupsetyou,\"

  saidPolly,seeingnowthatinspiteofherquietmanner,Fan\'seyeshadanexcitedlook,andhercheeksafeverishcolor。

  \"Ishallgroanandmoanbyandby,Idaresay,butatfirstitsortofdazedme,andnowitbeginstoexciteme。Ioughttobefullofsorrowforpoorpapa,andIamtrulysorry,but,wickedasitmayseem,it\'safact,Polly,thatI\'mhalfgladit\'shappened,forittakesmeoutofmyself,andgivesmesomethingtodo。\"

  Fanny\'seyesfellandhercolorroseasshespoke,butPollyunderstoodwhyshewantedtoforgetherself,andputherarmroundherwithamoretendersympathythanFannyguessed。

  \"Perhapsthingsarenotasbadastheyseem;Idon\'tknowmuchaboutsuchmatters,butI\'veseenpeoplewhohavefailed,andtheyseemedjustascomfortableasbefore,\"saidPolly。

  \"Itwon\'tbesowithus,forpapameanstogiveupeverything,andnothaveawordsaidagainsthim。Mamma\'slittlepropertyissettleduponher,andhasn\'tbeenrisked。Thattouchedhersomuch!ShedreadspovertyevenmorethanIdo,butshebeggedhimtotakeitifitwouldhelphim。Thatpleasedhim,buthesaidnothingwouldinducehimtodoit,foritwouldn\'thelpmuch,andwashardlyenoughtokeephercomfortable。\"

  \"Doyouknowwhathemeanstodo?\"askedPolly,anxiously。

  \"Hesaidhisplanswerenotmade,buthemeanttogointothelittlehousethatbelongedtograndma,assoonashecould,foritwasn\'thonestforabankrupttokeepupanestablishmentlikethis。\"

  \"Ishan\'tmindthatatall,Ilikethelittlehouse\'causeit\'sgotagarden,andthere\'sacunningroomwithathree-corneredclosetinitthatIalwayswanted。Ifthat\'sall,Idon\'tthinkbankruptingissoverybad,\"saidMaud,takingacheerfulviewofthings。

  \"Ah,justwaittillthecarriagegoesandtheniceclothesandtheservants,andwehavetoscratchalongaswecan。You\'llchangeyourmindthen,poorchild,\"saidFanny,whoseideasoffailureweredecidedlytragical。

  \"Willtheytakeallmythingsaway?\"criedMaud,indismay。

  \"Idaresay;Idon\'tknowwhatweareallowedtokeep;butnotmuch,Ifancy,\"andFanlookedasifstrunguptosacrificeeverythingshepossessed。

  \"Theyshan\'thavemynewear-rings,­I\'llhide\'em,­andmybestdress,andmygoldsmellingbottle。Oh,oh,oh!Ithinkit\'smeantotakealittlegirl\'sthingsaway!\"AndMauddivedamongthepillowstosmotherawailofanguishattheprospectofbeingbereftofhertreasures。

  Pollysoonluredheroutagain,byassurancesthatshewouldn\'tbeutterlydespoiled,andpromisestotryandsoftenthehardheartsofherfather\'screditors,iftheear-ringsandthesmelling-bottlewereattached。

  \"Iwonderifweshallbeabletokeeponeservant,justtillwelearnhowtodothework,\"saidFanny,lookingatherwhitehands,withasigh。

  ButMaudclappedhers,andgaveajoyfulbounce,asshecried,­

  \"NowIcanlearntocook!Ilovesotobeateggs!I\'llhaveanapron,withabibtoit,likePolly\'s,andafeatherduster,andsweepthestairs,maybe,withmyheadtiedup,likeKaty。Oh,whatfun!\"

  \"Don\'tlaughather,ordiscourageher;letherfindcomfortinbibsanddust-pans,ifshecan,\"whisperedPollytoFan,whileMaudtookajoyful\"header\"amongthepillows,andcameupsmilingandblowzy,forshelovedhouse-work,andoftengotlecturedforstolenvisitstothekitchen,andsurreptitioussweepingsanddustingswhenthecoastwasclear。

  \"Mammaissofeeble,Ishallhavetokeephouse,Isuppose,andyoumustshowmehow,Polly,\"saidFan。

  \"Goodpractice,ma\'am,asyou\'llfindoutsomeday,\"answeredPolly,laughingsignificantly。

  Fannysmiled,thengrewbothgraveandsad。\"Thischangeseverything;

  theoldsetwilldropme,aswedidtheMertonswhentheirfatherfailed,andmy\'prospects,\'aswesay,arequiteruined。\"

  \"Idon\'tbelieveit;yourrealfriendswon\'tdropyou,andyou\'llfindoutwhichthetrueonesarenow。Iknowonefriendwhowillbekinderthanever。\"

  \"Oh,Polly,doyouthinkso?\"andFanny\'seyessoftenedwithsuddentears。

  \"Iknowwhoshemeans,\"criedMaud,alwayseagertofindoutthings。

  \"It\'sherself;Pollywon\'tmindifwearepoor,\'causeshelikesbeggars。\"

  \"Isthatwhoyoumeant?\"askedFan,wistfully。

  \"No,it\'samuchbetteranddearerfriendthanIam,\"saidPolly,pinchingFanny\'scheek,asitreddenedprettilyunderhereyes。\"You\'llneverguess,Maud,soIwouldn\'ttry,butbeplanningwhatyouwillputinyourcunning,three-corneredcloset,whenyougetit。\"

  Havinggotridof\"MissPaulinaPry,\"asTomcalledMaud,whowasimmediatelyabsorbedbyhercupboard,theoldergirlssoberlydiscussedthesuddenchangewhichhadcome,andPollywassurprisedtoseewhatunexpectedstrengthandsenseFannyshowed。Pollywastoounconsciousofthechangewhichlovehadmadeinherselftounderstandatfirstthecauseofherfriend\'snewpatienceandfortitude;butsherejoicedoverit,andfeltthatherprophecywouldyetbefulfilled。PresentlyMaudemergedfromhernewcloset,bringingasomewhatstartlingideawithher。

  \"Dobankruptingmen\"Maudlikedthatnewword\"alwayshavefits?\"

  \"Mercy,no!Whatputthatintoyourhead,child?\"criedPolly。

  \"Why,Mr。Mertondid;andIwasthinkingperhapspapahadgotonedownthere,anditkindoffrightenedme。\"

  \"Mr。Merton\'swasabad,disgracefulfailure,andIdon\'twonderhehadafit。Oursisn\'t,andpapawon\'tdoanythingofthatsort,youmaybesure,\"saidFanny,withasproudanairasif\"ourfailure\"wasratheranhonorthanotherwise。

  \"Don\'tyouthinkyouandMaudhadbettergodownandseehim?\"askedPolly。

  \"Perhapshewouldn\'tlikeit;andIdon\'tknowwhattosay,either,\"

  beganFan;butPollysaid,eagerly,­

  \"Iknowhewouldlikeit。Nevermindwhatyousay;justgo,andshowhimthatyoudon\'tdoubtorblamehimforthis,butlovehimallthemore,andarereadyandgladtohelphimbearthetrouble。\"

  \"I\'mgoing,Iain\'tafraid;I\'lljusthughim,andsayI\'meversogladwearegoingtothelittlehouse,\"criedMaud,scramblingoffthebed,andrunningdownstairs。

  \"Comewithme,Polly,andtellmewhattodo,\"saidFanny,drawingherfriendafterher。

  \"You\'llknowwhattodowhenyouseehim,betterthanIcantellyou,\"

  answeredPolly,readilyyielding,forsheknewtheyconsideredher\"quiteoneofthefamily,\"asTomsaid。

  AtthestudydoortheyfoundMaud,whosecouragehadgivenout,forMr。Merton\'sfitratherhauntedher。Pollyopenedthedoor;andtheminuteFannysawherfather,shedidknowwhattodo。Thefirewaslow,thegasdim,andMr。Shawwassittinginhiseasy-chair,hisgrayheadinbothhishands,lookinglonely,old,andboweddownwithcare。FannygavePollyonelook,thenwentandtookthegrayheadinbothherarms,saying,withatenderquiverinhervoice,­

  \"Fatherdear,we\'vecometohelpyoubearit\"

  Mr。Shawlookedup,andseeinginhisdaughter\'sfacesomethingthatneverhadbeentherebefore,puthisarmabouther,andleanedhistiredheadagainsther,asif,whenleastexpected,hehadfoundtheconsolationhemostneeded。Inthatminute,Fannyfelt,withmingledjoyandself-reproach,whatadaughtermightbetoherfather;andPolly,thinkingoffeeble,selfishMrs。Shaw,asleepupstairs,sawwithsuddenclearnesswhatawifeshouldbetoherhusband,­ahelpmeet,notaburden。Touchedbytheseunusualdemonstrations,Maudcreptquietlytoherfather\'sknee,andwhispered,withagreattearshiningonherlittlepugnose,­

  \"Papa,wedon\'tminditmuch,andI\'mgoingtohelpFankeephouseforyou;I\'dliketodoit,truly。\"

  Mr。Shaw\'sotherarmwentroundthechild,andforaminutenoonesaidanything,forPollyhadslippedbehindhischair,thatnothingshoulddisturbthethree,whowerelearningfrommisfortunehowmuchtheylovedoneanother。

  PresentlyMr。Shawsteadiedhimselfandasked,­

  \"Whereismyotherdaughter,where\'smyPolly?\"

  Shewasthereatonce;gavehimoneofthequietkissesthathadmorethanusualtendernessinit,forshelovedtohearhimsay\"myotherdaughter,\"

  andthenshewhispered,­

  \"Don\'tyouwantTom,too?\"

  \"OfcourseIdo;whereisthepoorfellow?\"

  \"I\'llbringhim;\"andPollydepartedwithmostobligingalacrity。

  Butinthehallshepausedaminutetopeepintotheglassandseeifshewasallright,forsomehowshewasmoreanxioustolookneatandprettytoTominhishouroftroublethanshehadeverbeeninhisprosperousdays。Inliftingherarmstoperkupthebowatherthroatsheknockedahatoffthebracket。Now,ashinyblackbeaverisnotanobjectexactlycalculatedtoinspiretenderorromanticsentiments,onewouldfancy,butthatparticular\"stovepipe\"seemedtotouchPollytotheheart,forshecaughtitup,asifitsfallsuggestedagreaterone,smoothedoutaslightdint,asifitwassymbolicalofthehardknocksitsowner\'sheadwasnowindangerofreceiving,andstoodlookingatitwithasmuchpityandrespect,asifithadbeenthecrownofadisinheritedprince。Girlswilldosuchfoolishlittlethings,andthoughwelaughatthem,Ithinkwelikethemthebetterforit,afterall。

  RichardwashimselfagainwhenPollyentered,forthehandkerchiefhaddisappeared,hisheadwaserect,hisfacewassteady,andhiswholeairhadadoggedcomposurewhichseemedtosaytofate,\"Hitaway,I\'mready。\"

  HedidnothearPollycomein,forhewaslookingfixedlyatthefirewitheyesthatevidentlysawaverydifferentfuturetherefromthatwhichitusedtoshowhim;butwhenshesaid,\"Tom,dear,yourfatherwantsyou,\"

  hegotupatonce,heldouthishandtoher,saying,\"Cometoo,wecan\'tgetonwithoutyou,\"andtookherbackintothestudywithhim。

  Thentheyhadalongtalk,forthefamilytroublesseemedtowarmandstrengthenthefamilyaffectionandconfidence,andastheyoungpeoplelistenedwhileMr。Shawtoldthemasmuchofhisbusinessperplexitiesastheycouldunderstand,everyoneofthemblamedhimorherselfforgoingonsogaylyandblindly,whilethestormwasgathering,andthepoormanwaslefttomeetitallalone。Now,however,thethunder-claphadcome,andafterthefirstalarm,findingtheywerenotkilled,theybegantodiscoveracertainhalf-anxious,half-pleasantexcitementintalkingitover,encouragingoneanother,andfeelingunusuallyfriendly,aspeopledowhenasuddenshowerdrivestwoorthreetotheshelterofoneumbrella。

  Itwasasobertalk,butnotallsad,forMr。Shawfeltinexpressiblycomfortedbyhischildren\'sunexpectedsympathy,andthey,tryingtotakethedownfallcheerfullyforhissake,founditeasiertobearthemselves。

  Theyevenlaughedoccasionally,forthegirls,intheirignorance,askedqueerquestions;Tommadeludicrouslyunbusiness-likepropositions;andMaudgavethemoneheartypeal,thatdidaworldofgood,bypensivelyremarking,whentheplansforthefuturehadbeenexplainedtoher,­

  \"I\'msorelieved;forwhenpapasaidwemustgiveupeverything,andmammacalledusallbeggars,IdidthinkI\'dgottogoroundaskingforcoldvittles,withabigbasket,andanoldshawlovermyhead。IsaidonceI\'dlikethat,butI\'mafraidIshouldn\'t,forIcan\'tbearIndiancakeandcoldpotatoes,­that\'swhatthepoorchildrenalwaysseemtoget,­andIshouldhatetohaveGraceandtherestseemescuffingroundthebackgates。\"

  \"Mylittlegirlshallnevercometothat,ifIcanhelpit,\"saidMr。

  Shaw,holdingherclose,withalookthatmadeMaudadd,asshelaidhercheekagainsthisown,­

  \"ButI\'ddoit,father,ifyouaskedmeto,forItrulywanttohelp。\"

  \"SodoI!\"criedFanny,wonderingatthesameminutehowitwouldseemtowearturnedsilks,andcleanhergloves。

  Tomsaidnothing,butdrewtowardhimapaperoffigureswhichhisfatherhaddrawnup,andspeedilyreducedhimselftothevergeofdistractionbytryingtounderstandthem,inhisardentdesiretoprovehiswillingnesstoputhisshouldertothewheel。

  \"Weshallpullthrough,children,sodon\'tborrowtrouble,onlybereadyfordiscomfortsandannoyances。Putyourprideinyourpockets,andrememberpovertyisn\'tdisgraceful,butdishonestyis。\"

  PollyhadalwayslovedkindMr。Shaw,butnowsherespectedhimheartily,andfeltthatshehadnotdonehimjusticewhenshesometimesthoughtthatheonlycaredformakingmoney。

  \"Ishouldn\'twonderifthiswasagoodthingforthewholefamily,thoughitdon\'tlookso。Mrs。Shawwilltakeitthehardest,butitmaystirherup,soshewillforgethernerves,andbeasbusyandhappyasmotheris,\"saidPollytoherself,inahopefulmood,forpovertywasanoldfriend,andshehadlearnedlongagonottofearit,buttotakeitsbitteranditssweet,andmakethebestofboth。

  Whentheypartedforthenight,Pollyslippedawayfirst,toleavethemfree,yetcouldn\'thelplingeringoutsidetoseehowtenderlythegirlspartedfromtheirfather。Tomhadn\'tawordtosayforhimself,formendon\'tkiss,caress,orcrywhentheyfeelmost,andallhecoulddotoexpresshissympathyandpenitence,wastowringhisfather\'shandwithafacefullofrespect,regret,andaffection,andthenboltupstairsasifthefurieswereafterhim,astheywere,inamildandmodernform。ChapterXVI。ChapterXVI。CHAPTERXVIADRESSPARADETHEweeksthatfollowedtaughttheShaws,asmanyotherfamilieshavebeentaught,howrapidlyrichestaketothemselveswingsandflyaway,whentheyoncebegintogo。Mr。Shawcarriedouthisplanswithanenergyandpatiencethatworkedwonders,andtouchedtheheartsofhishardestcreditors。

  Thebighousewasgivenupassoonaspossibleandthelittlehousetaken;

  beingmadecomfortablewiththefurnitureMadamlefttherewhenshewenttolivewithherson。Theold-fashionedthingshadbeenletwiththehouse,andnowseemedalmostlikeagiftfromGrandma,doublypreciousinthesetroubloustimes。Attheauction,severalpersonstriedtoshowthefamilythat,thoughtheyhadlosttheirfortune,friendsstillremained,foronebidinFanny\'spiano,andsentittoher;anothersecuredcertainluxuriousarticlesforMrs。Shaw\'scomfort;andathirdsavedsuchofMr。Shaw\'sbooksashevaluedmost,forhehadkepthiswordandgivenupeverything,withthemostpunctiliousintegrity。Sothelittlehousewasnotbare,butmadepleasanttotheireyesbythesewaifsfromthewreck,broughtthembythetideofsympathyandgood-willwhichsoonsetin。

  Everybodywhoknewthemhastenedtocall,manyfromarealregard,butmorefrommerecuriosityto\"seehowtheytookit。\"Thiswasoneofthehardestthingstheyhadtobear,andTomusedstronglanguagemorethanonce,whensomefineladycametocondole,andwentawaytogossip。Polly\'shopesofMrs。Shawweredisappointed,formisfortunedidnothaveabracingeffect。Shetooktoherbedatonce,receivedherfriendsintearsandapoint-lacecap,andcheeredherfamilybyplaintivelyinquiringwhenshewastobetakentothealmshouse。ThiswashardforFanny;butafteranintervalofdespair,shecametotheconclusionthatunderthecircumstancesitwasthebestthinghermothercouldhavedone,andwithsomethingofherfather\'senergy,Fannyshoulderedthenewburden,feelingthatatlastnecessityhadgivenherwhatshehadlongneeded,somethingtodo。

  ThepoorgirlknewasmuchofhouseholdaffairsasSnip;butprideandtheresolution\"tostandbyFather,\"keptuphercourage,andsheworkedawaywithfeverishactivityatwhatevertaskcamefirsttill,justasstrengthandheartwereabouttofail,orderbegantoemergefromchaosandthevisionofahomemadehappyandcomfortablebyherskillandcarecametorepayandsustainher。

  Maud,beingrelievedfromthefearofback-doorbeggary,soonbecamereconciledtobankruptcy;thoughtitratheragoodjoke,onthewhole,forchildrenlikenovelty,anddon\'tcaremuchforMrs。Grundy。Sheregardedthenewabodeasababyhouseonalargescale,whereshewasallowedtoplayherpartinthemostsatisfactorymanner。Fromthemomentwhen,ontakingpossessionofthecovetedroom,sheopenedthedoorsofthethree-corneredcloset,andfoundalittlekettlejustlikePolly\'s,standingthere,shefeltthatagoodtimewascomingforherandfelltodustingfurniture,washingcups,andmakingtoast,thehappiest,fussiestlittlehousewifeinthecity。ForMaudinheritedthenotablegiftsofhergrandmother,andwouldhavemadeacapitalfarmer\'sdaughter,inspiteofhercitybreeding。

  Pollycameandwentthroughallthesechanges,faithful,helpful,andascheeryasshecouldbewhenherfriendswereintrouble。Thepartsseemedreversednow,anditwasPollywhogave,Fannywhoreceived;forwhereeverythingseemedstrangeandnewtoFan,Pollywasquiteathome,andeveryoneoftheunfashionabledomesticaccomplishmentsnowcameintoplay,tothecomfortoftheShaws,andthegreatsatisfactionofPolly。Shecouldnotdoenoughtoprovehergratitudeforformerfavors,andwenttoilingandmoilingabout,feelingthatthehardest,mostdisagreeabletaskswereherespecialduty。Inthemovingnothingsuitedherbetterthantotrotupanddown,luggingheavythings,topoundherfingersblackandbluenailingcarpetsandcurtains,andthedayshenearlybrokehernecktumblingdownthecellarstairs,inhereagernesstoseethatMrs。Shaw\'swinewasrightlystored,shefeltthatshewasonlypayingherdebts,andtoldTomshelikedit,whenhepickedheruplookingasgrimyasachimney-sweep。

  \"Youcanturnyourhandtoanything,youclevergirl,sodocomeandgivemesomeadvice,forIaminthedepthsofdespair,\"saidFannywhenthe\"maid-of-all-work\"asPollycalledherself,foundaleisurehour。

  \"Whatisit?Mothsinthefurs,asmokychimney,orsmall-poxnextdoor?\"

  askedPolly,astheyenteredFan\'sroom,whereMaudwastryingonoldbonnetsbeforethelooking-glass。

  \"ActuallyIhavenothingtowear,\"beganFanimpressively;\"I\'vebeentoobusytothinkorcaretillnow,buthereitisnearlyMayandIhavehardlyadecentragtomyback。Usually,youknow,IjustgotoMrs。O\'GradyandtellherwhatIwant;shemakesmyspringwardrobe,Papapaysthebill,andthereIam。NowI\'velookedintothematter,andIdeclaretoyou,Polly,I\'mfrightenedtoseehowmuchitcoststodressme。\"

  \"NotsomuchassomegirlsIknow,\"saidPollyencouragingly。

  \"Perhapsnot,forIhaveaconscience,andtasteiseconomysometimes;

  butreally,Polly,Ihaven\'tthehearttoaskPapaforacentjustnow,andyetImusthaveclothes。Youaresuchageniusforplanningandworkingwonders,thatIthrowmyselfuponyouandask,\'HowshallImakeaspringwardrobeoutofnothing?\'\"

  \"Letmeseethe\'nothing\'beforeIadvise。Bringouteveryragyou\'vegot,andwe\'llseewhatcanbedone,\"saidPolly,lookingasifsheenjoyedtheprospect,forshehadagreatdealofthatfemininefacultywhichwecall\"knack,\"andmuchpracticehadincreasedit。

  Fannybroughtouther\"rags\"andwasastonishedtoseehowmanyshehad,forchair,sofa,bed,andbureauwerecovered,andstillMaud,whowasburrowingintheclosets,keptcrying,\"Here\'sanother。\"

  \"There\'sadiscouragingheapofrubbishforyou!\"saidFan,assheaddedafadedmuslintothelastpile。

  \"Now,tomeyour\'rubbish\'looksveryencouraging,becausethereisgoodmaterialthere,andnotmuchworn-outfinery,­that\'smydetestation,foryoucan\'tdoanythingwithit。Letmesee,fivebonnets。Putthewinteronesawaytillautumn,ripupthesummerones,andoutofthreeoldoneswe\'llgetaprettynewone,ifmyeyesdon\'tdeceiveme。\"

  \"I\'llrip,andthendoletmeseeyoumakeabonnet,itmustbesointeresting,\"saidMaud,whippingoutherscissorsandeagerlybeginningtoreduceashabbylittlebonnettoitsoriginalelements。

  \"Nowthedresses,\"continuedPolly,whohadrapidlysortedoutthepiles。

  \"Willyouhavethegoodnesstolookatthis?\"saidFan,holdingupagraystreetsuitfadedpastcure。

  Pollywhiskeditwrongsideout,andshowingtheclean,brightfabric,said,withatriumphantwave,­

  \"Beholdyournewsuit;freshtrimmingandlessofitwillfinishyouoffassmartasever。\"

  \"Ineverworeaturneddressinmylife;doyousupposepeoplewillknowit?\"saidFandoubtfully。

  \"Whatiftheydo?Itwon\'thurtyou。Notoneinahundredwilleverthinkanythingaboutyourdress,exceptthatitispretty。I\'vewornturnedanddyedgownsallmydays,anditdon\'tseemtohavealienatedmyfriends,orinjuredmyconstitution。\"

  \"Thatithasn\'t;I\'magoose,Polly,andI\'llgetoverthefeelingthatit\'ssortofdisgracefultobepoorandhavetoeconomize。We\'llturnthegray,andI\'llwearitbravely。\"

  \"Thenitwillbemorebecomingthanever。Oh,here\'stheprettyvioletsilk。Thatwillmakealovelysuit,\"criedPolly,goingonwiththereview。

  \"Don\'tseehowtwodraggledskirtsandastainedwaistcanbetransformedintoawholerig,\"saidFan,sittingonthebed,withhergarmentsstrewnaboutherinvariousattitudesoflimpdespondency。

  \"Well,ma\'am,myplanisthis,\"beganPolly,imitatingMrs。O\'Grady\'simportanttone,andbadgrammar:\"Goresisout,andplaitsisin;therefore,asthetopofthisskirtisquitefresh,wewilltakeofftheruffles,turnitupsidedown,andleaveitplain。Theupperskirtwillbemadescanter,andfinishedwithafrill;thenthewaistcanberefreshedwiththebestpartsofthesewideflounces,andoutofthosenewbitswewillconcoctahat。TheblacklaceMaudhasjusttakenoffthegreenonewilldotoedgetheviolet,andwithyournicesilkmantillayouarecomplete,don\'tyousee?\"

  \"Idon\'tquiteseeityet,butIhavefirmfaiththatIshallintime,andconsidermycallingcostumefinished,\"saidFanny,gettingmoreandmoreinterestedasshesawhercondemnedwardrobecomingoutfreshagainunderPolly\'smagicknack。

  \"Therearetwo;thenthatpiquéisallright,ifyoucutthetailoffthejacketandchangethetrimmingabit。Themuslinsonlyneedmendinganddoinguptolookaswellasever;yououghtnottoputthemawaytornandsoiled,mychild。Thetwoblacksilkswillbegoodstand-bysforyears。IfIwereyou,I\'dhaveacoupleofneat,prettyprintsforhome-wear,andthenIdon\'tseewhyyouaren\'tfixedwellenoughforourshortseason。\"

  \"Can\'tIdoanythingwiththisbarege?It\'soneofmyfavoritedresses,andIhatetogiveitup。\"

  \"Youworethatthoroughlyout,andit\'sonlyfitfortherag-bag。Yes,itwasveryprettyandbecoming,Iremember,butitsdayisover。\"

  Fannyletthedresslieinherlapaminuteassheabsentlypickedatthefringe,smilingtoherselfoverthehappytimewhensheworeitlastandSydneysaidsheonlyneededcowslipsinherlaptolooklikespring。

  Presentlyshefoldeditupandputitawaywithasigh,butitneverwentintotherag-bag,andmysentimentalreaderscanunderstandwhatsavedit。

  \"Theballdresseshadbetterbeputnicelyawaytillnextyear,\"beganPolly,comingtoarainbow­coloredheap。

  \"Mydayisover,Ishallneverusethemagain。Dowhatyoulikewiththem,\"saidFancalmly。

  \"Didyoueversellyourcast-offfinery,asmanyladiesdo?\"askedPolly。

  \"Never;Idon\'tlikethefashion。Igiveitaway,orletMaudhaveitfortableaux。\"

  \"IwonderifyouwouldmindmytellingyousomethingBelleproposed?\"

  \"Ifit\'sanoffertobuymyclothes,Ishouldmind,\"answeredFanny,sharply。

  \"ThenIwon\'t,\"andPollyretiredbehindacloudofarsenic-greengauze,whichmadeherlookasifshehadthecholera。

  \"Ifshewantedtobuythathorridnew\'gooseberry-coloredgown,\'asTomcallsit,I\'dletherhaveitcheap,\"putinMaud,whowasofapracticalturn。

  \"Doesshewantit,Polly?\"askedFan,whosecuriositygotthebetterofherpride。

  \"Well,shemerelyaskedmeifIthoughtyou\'dbemortallyoffended,ifsheofferedtotakeitoffyourhands,asyou\'dneverwornit。Youdon\'tlikeit,andinanotherseasonitwillbealloutoffashion,\"saidPollyfromherverdantretreat。

  \"Whatdidyousay?\"

  \"Isawshemeantitkindly,soIsaidI\'dask。Nowbetweenourselves,Fan,thepriceofthatdresswouldgiveyouallyou\'llwantforyourspringfixings,that\'soneconsideration;thenhere\'sanother,whichmayhavesomeweightwithyou,\"addedPollyslyly。\"TrixtoldBelleshewasgoingtoaskyouforthedress,asyouwouldn\'tcaretowearitnow。ThatmadeBellefireup,andsayitwasameanthingtodowithoutofferingsomereturnforacostlythinglikethat;andthenBellesaid,inherbluntway,\'I\'llgiveFanallshepaidforit,andmore,too,ifitwillbeanyhelptoher。Idon\'tcareforthedress,butI\'dliketoslipalittlemoneyintoherpocket,forIknowsheneedsitandistoogoodtoaskdearMr。Shawforanythingshecangetonwithout。\'\"

  \"Didshesaythat?I\'llgiveherthedress,andnottakeapennyforit,\"criedFan,flushingupwithmingledangertowardTrixandgratitudetoBelle。

  \"Thatwon\'tsuither;youletmemanageit,anddon\'tfeelanyshameoranxietyaboutit。YoudidmanyakindandgenerousthingforBellewhenyouhadthepower,andyoulikedtodoit;nowletherpayherdebts,andhavethesamepleasure。\"

  \"Ifshelooksatitinthatway,itmakesadifference。PerhapsI\'dbetter­themoneywouldbeanimmensehelp­onlyIdon\'tquiteliketotakeit。\"

  \"Kingsandqueensselltheirjewelswhentimesarehardortheygetturnedofftheirthrones,andnoonethinksitanythingamiss,sowhyneedyou?It\'sjustalittletransactionbetweentwofriendswhoexchangethingstheydon\'twantforthingswhichtheydo,andI\'ddoitifIwereyou。\"

  \"We\'llseeaboutit,\"saidFan,privatelyresolvingtotakePolly\'sadvice。

  \"IfIhadlotsofthingslikeFan,I\'dhaveanauctionandgetallIcouldforthem。Whydon\'tyou?\"askedMaud,beginningonherthirdbonnet。

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