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BUT Miss Gregson did not at all agree with Sheila in her opinion of the / children. To her they were not "little horrors" but lost lambs, for / whom the Good Shepherd of the sheep was seeking, and during the last / week of their stay at the Court she did what she could to tell them of / the Friend Who loved them.
Sheila took now but small notice of her young guests. She had secured / a nice woman from the village to look after them, one who knew how to / manage, having had children of her awn, and except for occasional games / Sheila saw little of them. She was tired, she informed Miss Gregson; / and they had utterly disappointed her by their rude and ungrateful / behaviour.