I dare say you can eat time. Arent you ;

    A mist rose before Saras eyes.

    quot;Yes,quot; s;I am very o you for your kindness; andquot;--so add--quot;tside  just at t moment tomers came in at once, and eac.

    till ep. Sful in  and dirty rags. Saring straigupid look of suffering, and Sara saears ering to herself.

    Sara opened took out one of t buns, wtle.

    quot;See,quot; sting t;t. Eat it, and you  feel so ;

    tarted and stared up at  frigco cram it into  wolfises.

    quot;O; Sara . quot;O;

    Sara took out t them down.

    the hoarse, ravenous voice was awful.

    quot;S; so ;Sarving.quot; But rembled ;Im not starving,quot; s doh.

    ttle ravening London savage ill snatcurned ao give any taugeness--le wild animal.

    quot;Good-bye,quot; said Sara.

    reet sopped in te to ctle nod, and ter anotare--a curious lingering stare--jerked il Sara  of sig take anote or even finishe one she had begun.

    At t moment t of her shop window.

    quot;ell, I never!quot; s;If t young un  given o a beggar c  because s  to kno;

    Sood bes and pondered. ty got tter of  to to the beggar child.

    quot;; soward Saras vanishing figure.

    quot; did s; inquired the woman.

    quot;Axed me if I ; replied the hoarse voice.

    quot; did you say?quot;

    quot;Said I .quot;

    quot;And t to you, did s;

    the child nodded.

    quot;;

    quot;Five.quot;

    t it over.

    quot;Left just one for