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'My own Little Dorrit,' said Clennay looked round of a sudden, and stared for at

least a minute; but did not interpose Clennaain 'I cannot bear,' he said then, 'to see you weep; but I hope this is a

relief to an overcharged heart' 'Yes it is, sir Nothing but that'

'Well, well! I feared you would think too much of what passed here just

now It is of no moment; not the least I ao by with these tears It is not worth one of

the should be repeated, with lad

consent, fifty times a day, to save you a e now, and answered, far ood! But even if there was nothing else in it to be sorry

for and ashamed of, it is such a bad return to you--'

'Hush!' said Clennaetfulness in you who remember so many and so much, would be new

indeed Shall I re

but the friend whoreed to trust? No You remember it, don't

you?' 'I try to do so, or I should have broken the promise just nohen -up in this

place, and will not judge hi