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'Hetta,' he said, 'put your arave hiht by that priest I want to be civil to hiainst me'

'He doesn't do any harm, I suppose?'

'He does do hars which we have been brought up to revere' So, thought Henrietta, it isn't about love this tis before , which I wouldn't under any circu it'

'I don't think he'll do iven I suppose they all do it It's their business'

'Poor fellow! I brought hiht it was a pity that a entleman should never see the inside of a comfortable house'

'I liked his about the bishop'

'And I like him' Then there was a pause 'I suppose your brother does not talk to you er? Do you mean money? He never says a word to me about money'

'I meant about the Melmottes'

'No; not to '

'I wonder whether she has accepted him'

'I think she very nearly did accept him in London'

'I can't quite sys about this nise as she does the necessity of ant'

'Well; yes But I was going to say that though I cannot bring e her about this heiress, I quite recognise her unselfish devotion to his interests'

'Ma,' said Hetta, not in the least intending to accuse her h I happen to think myself that her other child would better repay her devotion,'--this he said, looking up to Hetta and sood a mother she is to Felix You knohen she first came the other day we al unpleasant'

'And then Felix co old and cross, or I should not s'