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“What other arrangements do you mean, my dear cheaile?” enquired Madame.

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I indignantly repelled the charge, and searching me for a moment with her oddly-shaped, cunning eyes, she said — “That is good cheaile, you speak a so direct — I like that, and am glad to hear; but, my dear Maud, that woman — —”

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You are cheaile still; you cannot have intelligence more than a cheaile.

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“Hish! be quaite, cheaile, weel you, and I weel tale you everything presently.”

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So Catherine, with a lingering look, departed; and Madame said — “Will you, dear cheaile, be so kind to bring here my purse, I forgot on the table in my room; also, I advise you, bring your.”

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“And who told you, cheaile, you are in any danger?” demanded Madame, looking down on me with a black and witch-like stare.

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“Not to-day, my dear cheaile, for it was all disarrange when we go ‘way; ’twill be ready again in two three days.”?

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“Immediately, cheaile; and does you father suffer much?”

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At last she said, rather angrily, and shaking her arm loose — “What do you mean, cheaile?”

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“Wat is that, dear cheaile?” she enquired, drawing near and scrutinising the head of the gipsy charm, which showed like a little ladybird newly lighted on the sheet.

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