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'What a good thing, with extreme self-complacency, 'I made you go in! what a good thing I was' after a great effort 'wursty! But Jacinth's face was slightly clouded. She drew Frances a little apart from the others. 'Frances, she said severely, 'you must have more sense.
'And really, Eugene, considering you're past seven, you should try to speak better, added Jacinth. 'I hope you don't say "nungry and firsty" at school. How they must laugh at you! 'They don't then, said the little boy, 'and they don't need to. I'm very pertickler at school, and I always say 'ungry and wursty properly.
'It is beautiful: I have never seen anything like it, she replied warmly. 'And could there have been a more exquisite day? 'And mamma, mamma, cried Eugene, 'you know, don't you, it was all me that got friends with Lady Myrtle; me, with getting wursty, that day, you know? Lady Myrtle was standing in the porch.
'For you see if I hadn't been so fir wursty, with a great effort, 'that day, and made Jacinth let me ask; no, suddenly recollecting himself, 'she didn't let me, but you heard me over the wall, Lady Myrtle; that was it, wasn't it? So it did come of me being wursty, didn't it? 'Yes, my dear, of course it did, the old lady replied, with a smile.
"Ungry" is worse than "nungry"; you mustn't get into the way of dropping your "h's," whatever you do. That matters more than baby talking; it's vulgar. 'It's very unkind of you to call me vulgar, said Eugene, in a very plaintive voice, 'and I'll tell you what, Jass, I'm getting so fir wursty, I mean, that I just can't go all the way back wifout a drink.
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