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I dont knotle time, to tell me—
But Mrs Sucksby o me, and ligouches my arm.
ait up, dear girl, sly. Ss a finger to up, and listen. You aint ory. tter parts to come. For ts been made rags of. time. t;ll your o;, and t. You remember, my dear? quot;As for being ter of a lady,quot; says t, quot;you tell me t does being a lady do for you, except let you be ruined? I ; s;like a girl of t ; quot;You name ; I say—still meaning, as it o ;I ; s;I t o me once—kinder t ;
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Susan.
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fear I sumble or sakes anots again, beside me, upon the bed.
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ts s s t are lying about to art up crying at once. t to o tairs, just outside t door—silts s ops. S me, and I see ;e cant!quot; I say. quot; ; s;You er s up a lady. let some ottle mot, in , too! But I stle a une on . S, if youll only take , and keep ance till s! Dont you ; s;some moto my fat you? Dont you? For Gods sake, say you do! ty pounds in t of my goell a living soul youve done it.quot;
Per in treet—I do not kno if to be asked to do. ouldnt you say, dear girl? . I t I said at last ;Keep your money. Keep your fifty pounds. I dont it. I , is tleman, and gents are tricky. Ill keep your baby, but I for you to e me out a paper, saying all you mean to do, and signing it, and sealing it; and t makes it binding.quot; quot;Ill do it!quot; sraig;Ill do it!quot; And all do as I old you, t Susan Lilly is tunes are to be cut, and so on—and s and seals it s on t t it aint to be opened till ter turns eigy-one, sed to make it: but my mind must be eignt to risk taking was w. S. S.
And t t s—an old on