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There is a very odd bit to the word temperamental, and it is signed Brown; but we do not know if that means our Dr. Brown. This is the bit: "That temperamental dignotions, and conjecture of prevalent humours, may be collected from spots in our nails, we concede." Brown. And we did not like to ask Dr. Brown if they were his vulgar errors, for fear he should think us rude.
"Then I promise." I could have danced for joy. The only thing that made me feel uncomfortable was having to tell Dr. Brown about the spot on my middle finger-nail. He Would ask all about it, and so I let out about Johnson's Dictionary and the Dignotions, and Brown's Vulgar Errors, and I was afraid Margery would say I had been very silly, and let a cat out of a bag.
I hope he was not vexed about his vulgar errors. He only laughed till he nearly tumbled off his chair. I never did have a spot on my journey-to-go nail, but we went away all the same; so I suppose Dignotions do not always tell true. When Grandmamma forgave me, and told me she would spare the Sunflowers this time, as Dr. Brown had begged them off, she said "And Dr.
They had been restless for days past, so I dare say they had dignotions of their own, that they had a journey to go as well as Margery. But when they were gone, and she was gone, the garden felt very lonely.
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