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The Old Curiosity Shop

CHAPTER 54
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It did not pass away, as weightier things had done; but came uppermost again, and yet again, and many times that day, and often afterwards.

Once, while they were yet at work, the child, seeing that he often turned and looked uneasily at her, as though he were trying to resolve some painful doubts or collect some scattered thoughts, urged him to tell the reason.

But he said it was nothing--nothing--and, laying her head upon his arm, patted her fair cheek with his hand, and muttered that she grew stronger every day, and would be a woman, soon..


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