求英语达人解答Said Ermengarde."I'm ever so sorry; I----" Her voice faltered.In herrelief and thankfulness at finding Susy alive and well,she went up tothe little girl and kissed her.Then she burst into tears."Miss Ermie!"If Susan Collins was f

求英语达人解答Said Ermengarde."I'm ever so sorry; I----" Her voice faltered.In herrelief and thankfulness at finding Susy alive and well,she went up tothe little girl and kissed her.Then she burst into tears."Miss Ermie!"If Susan Collins was f
求英语达人解答
Said Ermengarde."I'm ever so sorry; I----" Her voice faltered.In her
relief and thankfulness at finding Susy alive and well,she went up to
the little girl and kissed her.Then she burst into tears."Miss Ermie!"
If Susan Collins was fond of anyone,it was Ermengarde."Don't you take
on,miss," she said affectionately.Ermie's tears touched her so much
that she felt she would have endured another half-hour of the cupboard
to help her."Don't cry,please,Miss Ermie," said Susy."I know you
couldn't help yourself.I didn't want you to have a scolding; no,that I
didn't; so it's all right,miss; I'm none the worse.I was a bit choky
in the cupboard,but I'm as well as ever now." Ermengarde soon dried her
tears."I must go back to the hay-field at once," she said,"I'll leave
you now,Susy.Don't be long here.Run downstairs while there's no one
about.Good-by,Susy.I'm glad you are not hurt." Ermengarde nodded to
Susan Collins,and with a light heart left the room.She went to the
nursery,secured the baby's rusks,and returned to the hay-field.During
the rest of that evening no one seemed happier,or laughed more often
than Ermengarde.She thought herself safe,and it never occurred to her
as possible that the doings of that day could ever be known.CHAPTER VI.
A STOLEN TREASURE.When Ermengarde left the room,Susy looked round her.
She was a thoroughly comfortable young person; her nature had plenty of
daring in it,and she was not prone to timidity.She was not much afraid
of being caught,and she did not feel at all inclined to hurry out of
the governess's room.Susy was one of those unfortunate little mortals
whose pretty face,instead of bringing with

求英语达人解答Said Ermengarde."I'm ever so sorry; I----" Her voice faltered.In herrelief and thankfulness at finding Susy alive and well,she went up tothe little girl and kissed her.Then she burst into tears."Miss Ermie!"If Susan Collins was f
埃芒加德说：“我看,很抱歉,我----”她的声音动摇.找到苏西了.在她的救济下苏西活得很好,她走到 这个小女孩,亲吻她.然后,她放声大哭.“小Ermie姐!”
如果任何人都喜欢苏珊柯林斯的话,埃芒加德：“你不参加?”“ 对,小姐,“她深情地说.Ermie留下眼泪,她这么多的感动
她觉得她必须忍受另一半小时帮助她.
“请不要哭”,Ermie小姐说,”苏西说.“我知道你 不能帮助自己.我不想让你有骂,没有,我 没有,所以它的一切权利,小姐,我是没有恶化.我有点窒息
我和以前一样了.”埃芒加德尽快擦干
流泪.“我必须回到干草地,”她说,“我现在要离开你,苏西.不能长时间在这里."她跑到楼下,“再见,苏西.我很高兴你没有受到伤害.“埃芒加德点头.
柯林斯以轻松的心情离开了房间.她去了
托儿所,拿了了婴儿的面包干,并返回到干草场.在那天晚上似乎没有人比她更快乐,时不时的笑了起来.她认为自己很安全,而且她可能永远不会知道甚至从来没有想过可能在当天的所作所为.
第六章 一件被盗的宝物.
当埃芒加德离开房间,苏西看着她.
她是一个完全合适的青年,她有足够的
大胆,她不容易胆怯.被逮捕时的她不惧怕,她一点也不觉得所有倾向于赶紧出
在家庭教师的房间.苏西是那些不幸的的人之一
她有漂亮的脸蛋,而不是带着

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