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"If you was a full-sized ht take notice of your

scornfulup was such a scrimped and scanty

business that really a woman couldn't feel hurt if you were to spit

fire and briad to one of the work--"here's so for thy breakfast, and if you want tea

you must fetch it fro," said the bottom-sawyer

"Yes 'Twas a dark dawn," said Mrs Oliver "Even when I opened the

door, so late as I was, you couldn't have told poor entlemen,

or John from a reasonable-sized object And I don't think ht He's anxious about his daughter; and I

knohat that is, for I've cried bucketfuls for one Creedle said, "He'll fret his gizzard green if he don't soon hear fro is better than houses and lands But to keep a

maid at school till she is taller out of pattens than herProvidence"

"It seeirl," said young

Tis

"I can mind her mother," said the hollow-turner "Always a teuny,

delicate piece; her touch upon your hand was as soft and cool as wind

She was inoculated for the small-pox and had it beautifully fine, just