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Thus it was in the most amiable of moods that Anna appeared upon the

lahere she ar both her

hands, led her away to see the arrangelances up the lane, as if in quest of soht of you so much Do you know it

seems to me there must be some bond of sympathy between us, or I

should not like you so well at once? I drove by the rectory early this

arden Arthur

orking in it, and I ive me soht thee, I kept him

there while I asked nuood you are, and how you help hi the poor, picking up ragged children and doing

things I never thought of doing; but I aer, and the next time you visit some of the very miserablest I

want you to take me with you Do you ever meet Arthur there? Oh, here

he comes," and with a bound, Lucy darted away fro Mrs and Miss Hetherton's

greeting

As Lucy had said, she had driven by the rectory, with no earthly

object but the hope of seeing the rector, and had hurt his of Anna, and annoyed him a little with her