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"He will soon go away, no doubt"
"I don't think so" Grace did not say "Why?" and Grammer hesitated At
last she went on: "Don't tell your father or ave the required proo away just yet"
"Buying you!--how?"
"Not my soul--, he said, 'Graan
of brain,' he said 'A woman's is usually four ounces less than a
man's; but yours is man's size' Well, then--hee, hee!--after he'd
flattered ive me ten pounds to have
I'd no chick nor chiel
left, and nobody with any interest in ht, faith, if I can be
of any use to one they are welcome to my
services; so I said I'd think it over, and would ree and
take the ten pounds Now this is a secret, miss, between us two The
money would be very useful to me; and I see no harm in it"