I want to marry and settle down; for I am so slighted in society that I look with envy upon homely or mis-shapen men.

This is entirely a mis-statement.

"Mis' Adlerfeld puts it politely." laughed Miss Crilly.

"Don't you, Mis' Albright?" That lady twinkled her answer.

"I've kept out of Mis' Nobbs's reach thus far, but I s'pose I can't very long!

They are lookin' everywhere for Mis' Dickyou know she wasn't down to breakfast, and I'd no idea

But wasn't I astonished when Mis' Dick come marchin' out, all dressed up in her Sunday togs, and got in and rode off with him!

I do' want to squeal on Mis' DickI always liked Mis' Dick!

I do' want to squeal on Mis' DickI always liked Mis' Dick!

I told Mis' Albright finallyI couldn't keep it a minute longer.

I'm glad I ain't in Mis' Dick's shoes!"

I like Mis' Dick!

" "What'd you say, Mis' Albright?

Mis' Albright, and you, Miss Leatherland, it'll do you good!"

" "Don't get up, Mis' Albright!" cried Miss Crilly.

"Hehe says he's your father, Mis' Egg.

"Says he can't eat nothin', Mis' Egg," the cook reported, "but he'd like a cup of tea.

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7. MIS signifies wrong or ill; as in mis-cite, mis-print, mis-spell, mis-chance, mis-hap. 8.

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"Does the noise affect your nerves?" "No, Mis' Annie," replied the old man, with emotion, "I ain' narvous; but dat saw, a-cuttin' en grindin' thoo dat stick er timber, en moanin', en groanin,' en sweekin', kyars my 'memb'ance back ter ole times, en 'min's me er po' Sandy."