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He looked at the servant, and pointed peevishly to a chair at his side. Maggie would certainly have torn it off, if she had not been checked by the remembrance of her recent humiliation about her hair; as it was, she confined herself to fretting and twisting, and behaving peevishly about the card-houses which they were allowed to build till dinner, as a suitable amusement for boys and girls in their best clothes. She withdrew it a little peevishly, after a moment's pause. |
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