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I think even you will hardly be disposed to regard her as an object unworthy of interest." "No, certainly I will not.
Her appearance, and the circumstances under which we found her, are all in her favor." "But we turned aside from the beaten path.
We looked into a by-place to us; or we would not have discovered her.
She was not obtrusive. She asked no aid; but, with the last few shillings that remained to her in the world, had gone to recover, if possible, an unredeemed pledge--the miniature of her mother, on which she had obtained a small advance of money to buy food and medicine for the dying original.
This is but one of the thousand cases of real distress that are all around us.
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