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'Who, o' course Mr Clennay, will you be so kind and go and say it's only oing to lie down

See! I lie do, to ease ard, that

you left h, Little Mother,' said the staring

Maggy, 'to turn your face away, neither!'

Maggy was very susceptible to personal slights, and very ingenious in

inventing the both your hands afore your face too!' she went

on 'If you can't bear the looks of a poor thing, it would be better to

tell her so at once, and not go and shut her out like that, hurting her

feelings and breaking her heart at ten year old, poor thing!'

'It's to ease y' 'Well, and if you cry to ease your head, Little Mother, letto yourself,' expostulated Maggy, 'that

an't not being greedy' And ian to blubber

It ith soo back with

the excuse; but the proht--on condition that she concentrated her faculties upon the

errand and left her little iving on Maggy's part that she had left her good