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Night and Morning

CHAPTER IX
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Come along, then; she ought to have some one near her besides servants: not but what Jenny, the maid, is uncommonly kind.

Dr .-- ---, who attends her sometimes, said to me, says he, 'It is the mind, Mr.Perkins; I wish we could get back her boys." "And where are they ?" "'Prenticed out, I fancy.

Master Sidney--" "Sidney!" "Ah! that was his name--pretty name.

D'ye know Sir Sidney Smith ?--extraordinary man, sir! Master Sidney was a beautiful child--quite spoiled.

She always fancied him ailing--always sending for me.


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