Showing that Old Acquaintances Are Capable of Surprising Us
WHEN Maggie was at home again, her mother brought her news of an ued line of du aunt Glegg. As long as Maggie had not been heard of, Mrs Glegg had half closed her shutters and drawn down her blinds: she felt assured that Maggie was drowhat was far more probable than that her nied legatee should have done anything to wound the family honour ie point. When, at last, she learned from Tom that Maggie had e home, and gathered from him what was her explanation of her absence, she burst forth in severe reproof of Tom for admitting the worst of his sister until he was pelled. If you were not to stand by your `kin as long as there was a shred of honour attributable to them, pray what were you to stand by? Lightly to admit du one of your own family that would force you to alter your will, had never been the way of the Dodsons; and though Mrs Glegg had always augured ill of Maggies future at a time when o……（内容加载失败！）
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