“You impudent creature!” she said. “You leave the house in the morning!”
Sara stood quite still, her eyes growing larger, her face paler. Ermengarde burst into tears.
“Oh, don’t send her away,” she sobbed. “My aunt sent me the hamper. We’re—only—having a party.”
“So I see,” said Miss Minchin, witheringly. “With the Princess Sara at the head of the table.” She turned fiercely on Sara. “It is your doing, I know,” she
“You impudent creature!” she said. “You leave the house in the morning!”
Sara stood quite still, her eyes growing larger, her face paler. Ermengarde burst into tears.
“Oh, don’t send her away,” she sobbed. “My aunt sent me the hamper. We’re—only—having a party.”
“So I see,” said Miss Minchin, witheringly. “With the Princess Sara at the head of the table.” She turned fiercely on Sara. “It is your doing, I know,” she
