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"I think I will get up in half an hour, if you will be good enough to

send Molly up toonto her pillow as if

exhausted by her struggle with the chocolate

"Yes, irl "What will you have for lunch?"

"Lunch!" sighed Mrs Lorton, with an assumption of weary indifference

"It is really of no consequence, Eleanor I eat so little, especially in

the et e a few morsels But do not trouble You kno much I dislike

causing trouble A sweetbread nicely browned--on a small, a very small

piece of toast; quite dry, please, Eleanor"

"Yes, mamma, I know," said Eleanor; but she looked out of the

rather doubtfully Sweetbreads were not easily obtained at the only

butcher's shop in the village; and, when they were, they were dear; but

she had just paid the long-running bill, and---"I'll go up to S