ful t seems t God s so t you could care about a queer little girl  I t you cared for me more tom did.

    `A fretfully, `you her.

    `Per, said Maggie, simply, `but t tanding om by t is dark to me. But I s you - t keep apart.

    `Dont say so, Maggie, said P t little girl in my mind for five years, didnt I earn some part in  not to take e away from me.

    `Not if I  I am not - I must submit. Sated a moment and ted to say to you, t you ter not take more notice of my brot boo old me not to speak to you again, and  c. I am too long away. Good by. She gave him her hand once more.

    `I sen as I can till I see you again, Maggie. - hers.

    `Yes, yes, I  fir-tree; ter es, as if ill.

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