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39190	Various	Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol. 1. No 1, June 1850			.txt	text/plain	145853	7696	75	hand grasped by another--I looked up, and saw an old man, whose "Because I was an old friend of your poor father, my child; we came from "Be a little patient, good people," said the old man, as he ascended the "Look not at these things, child," said the old lady, as she took my No: he thought Mrs. Melwyn quite right in what she said; and he loved and respected both her Her bonnet looked dreadfully shabby, as poor little Lettice took it out "Yes, selfish people like Myra," thought Catherine, but she said "Too true, my dear young lady," said Mrs. Danvers, whose eyes were by many a long day, began to recollect herself, and to think of poor Myra. "I have been a sad long time, indeed," said Lettice, good-humoredly; "It is a little child of two years old--I do not know whose it is; I constituting the good old times, respected friend?"	./cache/39190.txt	./txt/39190.txt