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    quot;I dont kno,quot; s;but tting by ts true! And w is--w;

    It cannot be denied t as t before te table food, t a kind of rapturous ao eac.

    quot;Do you t; Becky faltered once, in a  could melt ater be quick?quot; And sily crammed o  chen manners would be overlooked.

    quot;No, it  melt a; said Sara. quot;I am eating taste it. You never really eat to eat touc piece of coal just no;

    t  overpo  in ted in it until Sara found urning to look at ransformed bed.

    ts enougo s attic able t nigs occupant  it could be.

    As s out of turned upon t h devouring eyes.

    quot;If it aint ; s;its been onig never forget it.quot; S eacicular to commit it to memory. quot;t;, pointing ;an table ; an t looked rosy red; an tin cover on your bed, an a iful; anquot;--somacenderly--quot;t; And, ion a reality at least, s away.

    terious agency  e  Sara Cre Becky , but t a scullery maid could not be dispensed  once. ts kne so stay because Miss Minc easily find anoture o  ical reasons of her own.

    quot;S and learning suc, some; said Jessie to Lavinia, quot;t so  y of you, Lavvy, to tell about .  out?quot;

    quot;I got it out of Lottie. S knoy at all in spe