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Hence, when she found that Dorothea was ements for her

final departure to Lowick, Celia raised her eyebroith

disappointment, and in her quiet unemphatic way shot a needle-arrow of

sarcasm

"What will you do at Lowick, Dodo? You say yourself there is nothing

to be done there: everybody is so clean and well off, it makes you

quiteall about

Tipton with Mr Garth into the worst backyards And now uncle is

abroad, you and Mr Garth can have it all your oay; and I a you tell hirows all the

better," said Dorothea

"But you will never see him washed," said Celia; "and that is quite the

best part of the day" She was alo away froht stay

"Dear Kitty, I will coht on purpose," said Dorothea;

"but I want to be alone now, and in my own home I wish to know the

Farebrothers better, and to talk to Mr Farebrother about what there is

to be done in Middleer all converted into

resolute sub to be at Lowick, and was