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48461	Harland, Marion	Husks			.txt	text/plain	72374	4271	80	sitting-room, Lucy was busy with her shawl, and Sarah told a simple Lucy opened her great eyes at her sister, and Mr. Hunt looked "You gave this match-girl no money, I hope?" said Mrs. Hunt, at length. "She isn't a bit like a city girl!" Aunt Sarah was saying, as she Sarah, my dear, this is my friend, Mr. Hammond, to whose goodness I am "How well you're looking, Sarah!" said Mrs. Hunt, after kissing her. "How lovely you have grown, sister!" said Sarah, earnestly. present to Sarah from Lewis Hammond; but she thought little of him or which time Lucy spent with her mother--how gayly, Sarah could judge by Mr. Hunt read the evening papers in Sarah's room; turning and folding "I thought Sarah a girl of better regulated mind," said Victoria, in a Sarah was out when she called; so Mrs. Hunt received	./cache/48461.txt	./txt/48461.txt