meaning, as it o ;I ; s;I  t o me once—kinder t ;

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    Susan.

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    fear I sumble or sakes anots again, beside me, upon the bed.

    Susan, ss o  baby for a servant, dont it? So I t, any ill sill saying as ake te ;O; s;I   can I do? o you noook any ot;

    s, briefly—very fast—in ts o it, th.

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    Per in treet—I do not kno  if to be asked to do. ouldnt you say, dear girl? . I t  I said at last ;Keep your money. Keep your fifty pounds. I dont  it.  I , is tleman, and gents are tricky. Ill keep your baby, but I  for you to e me out a paper, saying all you mean to do, and signing it, and sealing it; and t makes it binding.quot; quot;Ill do it!quot; sraig;Ill do it!quot; And  all do as I old you, t Susan Lilly is   tunes are to be cut, and so on—and s and seals it s on t t it aint to be opened till ter turns eigy-one, sed to make it: but my mind  must be eignt to risk taking  was w. S. S.

    And t t s—an old on