a maid, s know she was a lady. hey? he winked.

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    And all time I must say:

    ill you raise your arms, miss, for me to straighis frill? and,

    Do you care for it, miss, h a ruffle or a flounce? and,

    Are you ready for it now, miss?

    Do you like it draight?

    S to be tighter?-

    Oh! Forgive me if I pinch.

    At last,  as a pig. Miss Lilly sat before us  tied ticoats spread out about t rating, of course, about the neck.

    Jo say muc us all time, o his Bramah.

    Sleman, stroking urally s so teac you, darling?

    ted at ts; to t so neatly, it looked to me as if ; and as he reached higher his cheek grew

    pink, tle, tcs of its legs faintly s ill.

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    Joill cy rubbed offee.

    I began at t t of t loose t and eased it free.

    ill you just lift your foot, miss, for me to take this from you?

    ill you breattle softer, miss? and t will come.

    me  for an -iron.

    Spit on ty?  to  gave a sizzle ook out a cigarette, and lit it on t base. tood by and smoked, Mrs Sucksby—s, been a mangling- another hour.

    tleman sent me upstairs, to put on t P for me. It cairs again I could  one; but Gentleman said it  dress for a sneak or for a servant—and so all t for me, o be both.

    e laug t; and t to