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All this ti his clarionet in the

corner, so it an inch or so froaze at the 'And your father, your poor father, Amy Because he is not free to show

himself and to speak for himself, you would let such people insult him

with io out to

work, youwhat he

has undergone so long'

Poor Little Dorrit felt the injustice of this taunt rather sharply

The reht added a barbed point to it She said

nothing in reply, but turned her chair fro one ain Fanny was passionate with the tea-cups and the bread as long as her

passion lasted, and then protested that she was the wretchedest girl in

the world, and she wished she was dead After that, her crying becaot up and put her arms round her sister Little

Dorrit tried to stop her fro, but she answered that

she would, sheyour