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For the Sake of the School

CHAPTER XVIII
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No, my father and mother wasn't dead--they was both serving time when I was sent to the Home.

When Mother come out she got to know where I was, and she kept an eye on me; then when I comes here to a situation she turns up one day at the back door and says she wants my wages.

I give her all I got; but that didn't satisfy her--not much! She was always hanging about the place.

She used to come and sell sweets and cakes, unbeknown-like, to the young ladies." "Was that your mother?
The gipsy woman with the basket ?" exclaimed Ulyth.
"That was her, sure enough.

She pestered me all the time for money, and then when she found I'd got none left she said I must bring her something instead.


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