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We could not go for a walk that afternoon. There was such a freezing cold wind, and such heavy
rain, that we all stayed indoors. I was glad of it. I never liked long walks, especially in winter. I used to
hate coming home when it was almost dark, with ice-cold fingers and toes, feeling miserable because
Bessie, the nursemaid, was always scolding me. All the time I knew I was different from my cousins,
Eliza, John and Georgiana Reed.
They were taller and stronger than me, and they were loved.
These three usually spent their time crying and quarrelling, but today they were sitting quietly
around their mother in the sitting-room. I wanted to join the family circle, but Mrs. Reed, my aunt,
refused. Bessie had complained about me.
'No, I'm sorry, Jane. Until I hear from Bessie, or see for myself, that you are really trying to
behave better, you cannot be treated as a good, happy child, like my children.'
'What does Bessie say I have done?' I asked.
'Jane, it is not polite to question me in that way. If you cannot speak pleasantly, be quiet.'
I crept out of the sitting-room and into the small room next door, where I chose a book full of
pictures from the bookcase. I climbed on to the window-seat and drew the curtains, so that I was
completely hidden. I sat there for a while. Sometimes I looked out of the window at the grey
November afternoon, and saw the rain pouring down on the leafless garden. But most of the time I
studied the book and stared, fascinated, at the pictures. Lost in the world of imagination, I forgot my
sad, lonely existence for a while, and was happy. I was only afraid that my secret hiding-place might
be discovered.
Suddenly the door of the room opened. John Reed rushed in.
'Where are you, rat?' he shouted. He did not see me behind the curtain. 'Eliza! Georgy! Jane
isn't here! Tell Mamma she's run out into the rain – what a bad animal she is!'
'How lucky I drew the curtain,' I thought. He would never have found me, because he was not
very intelligent. But Eliza guessed at once where I was.

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We could not go for a walk that afternoon. Such there was a freezing cold Wind, and Such Heavy
rain, that we all stayed Indoors. I was glad of it. I never liked long walks, especially in winter. I Used to
Hate Coming Home When it was Almost Dark, with Ice-cold Fingers and toes, Feeling miserable Because
Bessie, The nursemaid, was scolding Always ME. All The time I Knew I was different from My Cousins,
Eliza, John and Georgiana Reed.
They were Taller and Stronger than ME, and they were loved.
These Three usually spent their time crying and quarreling, but today they were sitting quietly
Around their. mother in the sitting-room. I Wanted to Join The Family Circle, but Mrs. Reed, My Aunt,
Refused. Bessie had complained About ME.
'No, I'm Sorry, Jane. Until I Hear from Bessie, or See for Myself, that You are Really trying to
behave Better, You Can Not be Treated As a good, Happy Child, like My Children. '
'What does Bessie Say Have I done?'. I Asked.
'Jane, it is Not Polite to question ME in that Way. IF You Can Not Speak pleasantly, be QUIET. '
I crept out of The sitting-next Door Room and Into The Small Room, Where I chose a Book full of
pictures from The Bookcase. I climbed on to The Window-Seat and Drew The Curtains, So that I was
completely Hidden. I sat there for a while. Sometimes I looked out of The Window at The gray
November Afternoon, and Saw The rain pouring down on The Leafless Garden. But The Most of time I
studied The Book and stared, fascinated, at The pictures. Lost in The World of Imagination, I Forgot My
Sad, Lonely existence for a while, and was Happy. I was only afraid that My Secret Hiding-Place Might
be discovered.
Suddenly The Door of The Room opened. John Reed rushed in.
'Where are You, Rat?'. he shouted. He did not see me behind the curtain. 'Eliza! Georgy! Jane
is Not here! SHE tell Mamma's Run Into The rain out - What a Bad Animal SHE is! '
'How Lucky I Drew The Curtain,' I Thought. He would never Have Found ME, Not Because He was
very Intelligent. But Eliza guessed at once where I was.

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We could not go for a walk that afternoon. There was such a freezing, cold wind and such heavy
rain that we, all stayed. Indoors. I was glad of it. I never liked, long walks especially in winter. I used to
hate coming home when it was almost. Dark with ice-cold, fingers, and toes feeling miserable because
Bessie the nursemaid, was always, scolding me.All the time I knew I was different from my cousins
Eliza, John and, Georgiana Reed.
They were taller and stronger than. Me and they, were loved.
These three usually spent their time crying and quarrelling but today, they were sitting quietly
around. Their mother in the sitting-room. I wanted to join the, family circle but Mrs. Reed my, refused, aunt
. Bessie had complained. About me.
', NoI ', m sorry Jane. Until I hear from Bessie or see, for myself that you, are really trying to
behave better you cannot,, Be treated as good a, child happy, my like children. '
' What does Bessie say I have done? 'I asked.
' Jane it is, not polite. To question me in that way. If you cannot, speak pleasantly be quiet. '
I crept out of the sitting-room and into the small. Room, next doorWhere I chose a book full of
pictures from the bookcase. I climbed on to the window-seat and drew the curtains so that,, I was
completely hidden. I sat there for a while. Sometimes I looked out of the window at the grey
November afternoon and,, Saw the rain pouring down on the leafless garden. But most of the time I
studied the book and stared fascinated at the,,, Pictures.Lost in the world of imagination I forgot, my
sad lonely existence, for, a while and was happy. I was only afraid that. My secret hiding-place might
be discovered.
Suddenly the door of the room opened. John Reed rushed in.
'Where, are you rat?'. He shouted. He did not see me behind the curtain. 'Eliza! Georgy! Jane
isn' t here! Tell Mamma she 's run out into the rain. To what a bad animal she is! '
.'How lucky I drew the curtain,' I thought. He would never have found me because he, was not
very intelligent. But Eliza. Guessed at once where I was.