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7661	Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron	What Will He Do with It? — Volume 03			.txt	text/plain	41651	2792	83	turning round to Sophy, looked into her face with great kindness as she did not know one useful thing in life by which a man can turn a penny. poor drunken man,' said Mrs. Traill; 'I wish it was in better hands.' him, called to Sir Isaac, and said politely, "There is no harm in my dog, hand, too, Waife took a liking to the courteous young man, and conceived "We all have our burdens," said Gentleman Waife, as Sir Isaac took up the Waife entered the shop, and lifted his hat,--"Permit me, sir, to look at "Will you come, sir," said the child to a young WAIFE.--"Why, I and the dog would go away for a little while about the HARTOPP (pressing his hand warmly).--"You are a good man, sir. "Why, my darling," said Waife, "I and Sir Isaac will go and take a stroll	./cache/7661.txt	./txt/7661.txt