, I could do a bit of se me up as a maid of all o an old  lived in our parish.

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    One day ts up again and  all to em but t s for meself.

    I take it into my o go to London, ime -- five days. s to London, I stole my first penny loaf, to keep me from starving, o my undoing, a gentleman t spies me slip to my pocket, instead of raising a o treets, takes my arm, inquires:  or inclination t makes me take it. I flares up at t: ant, sir! says I and ty young quot;Lancas; as I  for nottered and coaxed me t I  o a room  in a public s  for s money t ever I sail ts for, so o pray forgiveness,  I sa fall, e one, and t;Lancas; rade as t;Lancas;.

    No   tter bread of exile. But you could say t,  made a