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But her patience gave out, and there followed this lively 

 pronouncement : 



8va j_^ 



TO"^rg Tu ^ 



^^^s 



207 



ooh ooh ooh 



On her way home from her outing, she seemed unusually 

 apprehensive and begged to be taken up. The slurred 

 phrases were always the superlative expression of appeal, or 

 fear — ^which was probably her feehng on this occasion: 



8va. 



mm 



w 



ah - o - oh ah - o - ah 

 i u i u 



M- 



'U — -?-k-q— >^T~t^ 



a 



208 



ooh 



Returning home on another morning, Panzee looked about 

 her fearfully, as though afraid that the great out-of-doors 

 might catch her, and begged to be carried. When no atten- 

 tion was paid to her request, she clutched the dress of her 

 good friend. Miss M., firmly with both hands and feet, 

 uttering these tones softly as she cUmbed to her arms: 



