surprise somebody. But o be a good surprise or a bad surprise I just dont knoimes.

    But still I really fond of her.’

    *You must look out for your own liveli.’

    As I say, it aint Mrs. Kellys fault It cost so muco run t big old  just dont be paid. Aint but one person in t amount for  on t  fail. And t man only been living t whese here deaf-and-dumb folks.

    one of t y fine all, tor Copeland suddenly. And ale to everyone and very  like someone from toherner or maybe a Jew?’

    t ia.

    Eagerness came into Doctor Copelands face. o te and began to eat ite. I e patient, he said.

    ed ia.

    Doctor Copeland coug seen imes.’

    I better clean up noia. It sure enougime for illie and my  er ttle dis take me two winks.’

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    Because of te race o lose y in friendliness.

    But te man ed te and smiled and seemed to  to be