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med t; can I do?quot;
And ter, made tle proposal concerning the buns.
tcened onished face.
quot;; s all; quot;itll be a pleasure to me to do it. I am a afford to do muc, and ts of trouble on every side; but, if youll excuse me, Im bound to say Ive given a of bread since t afternoon, just along o t an cold you ;
tleman smiled involuntarily at ttle, too, remembering he ravenous childs ragged lap.
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quot;Sarving,quot; said t;Manys time sold me of it since-- t, and felt as if a earing at ;
quot;O; exclaimed Sara. quot;Do you know w;
quot;Yes, I do,quot; ansuredly t; t, urn out, an suco me in tc;
Sepped to ttle back parlor and spoke; and t minute a girl came out and folloually it ly clot been ime. S s sant, and stood and looked at her as if she could never look enough.
quot;You see,quot; said t;I told o come o like was, Ive given ;
tood and looked at eaces; and took of out across ter, and Anne took it, and traigo eachers eyes.
quot;I am so glad,quot; Sara said. quot;And I t of somet you be to give to to do it because you kno is to be oo.quot;
quot;Yes, miss,quot; said the girl.
And, some as if sood tle, and only stood still and looked and looked after out of tleman, and t into the carriage and drove away.