It's an extraordinary thing, they never can stand Rrchud and his ways." The tactful Sarah Brown nudged the witch.

"Better not stay," she murmured.
"Of course we'll stay," replied the witch loudly.

"I'm horribly hungry, and there's sure to be some supper." "Certainly there is," added Lady Arabel.

"I cooked it myself.

Do you know, I've never seen a cookery book before, and the little pictures of animals with the names of joints written all over them shocked me dretfully.