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To enable this girl to earn her feeekly shillings, it was necessary

for the Child of the Marshalsea to go through an elaborate for to live with us just now, father She will be here a

good deal in the day, but she is going to live outside with uncle'

'You surprise me Why?' 'I think uncle wants a companion, father He should be attended to, and

looked after' 'A companion? He passes much of his tireat deal o out so o out so much'

This was to keep up the cere no idea that

Alad to come home, father; now, are we not? And as to

Fanny, perhaps besides keeping uncle co care of him, it

may be as well for her not quite to live here, always She was not born

here as I was, you know, father'

'Well, Amy, well I don't quite follow you, but it's natural I suppose

that Fanny should prefer to be outside, and even that you often should,

too So, you and Fanny and your uncle, ood I'll not et her brother out of the prison; out of the succession to Mrs

Banghae with

very doubtful cohteen he would have dragged on from hand to hty Nobody got into the prison froood, and she could find no patron for hiodfather 'Dear Bob,' said she, 'what is to become of poor Tip?'

His name was Edward, and Ted had been transfor private opinions as to ould becoone so far with the view of averting their

fulfilment, as to sound Tip in reference to the expediency of running

away and going to serve his country But Tip had thanked him, and said

he didn't seem to care for his country

'Well, ht to be done with hiet him into the law?'