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Erema

CHAPTER XXXII
10/16

Perhaps you would do better without Stixon; but of course you must not go alone.

Could you by any means persuade your old nurse Betsy to go with you ?" "How good of you to think of it!--how wise you are!" I really could not help saying, as I gazed at his delicate and noble face.

"I am sure that if Betsy can come, she will; though of course she must be compensated well for the waste all her lodgers will make of it.

They are very wicked, and eat most dreadfully if she even takes one day's holiday.
What do you think they even do?
She has told me with tears in her eyes of it.

They are all allowed a pat of butter, a penny roll, and two sardines for breakfast.


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