quot;Evening,quot; said t of breath.

    Miss Amelia and ting nor spoke. t him.

    quot;I am ing for Miss Amelia Evans.quot;

    Miss Amelia pus;;

    quot;Because I am kin to ; the hunchback said.

    tumpy MacP Miss Amelia.

    quot;ts me,quot; s;;

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    Miss Amelia did not speak. So side, and you could tell from  s. Stumpy MacPook tograp out to. It ure of ttle c tiny  migure in anyones album.

    Stumpy MacP back . quot;; he asked.

    tain. quot;I raveling.quot;

    Still Miss Amelia did not speak. S stood leaning against t togetly  ttom step and disappeared. uation ouc. t  to  and cy and run  of toood tom step; o feel . Maybe  a miserable t o be a stranger in tocase full of junk, and claiming kin  any rate  doeps and suddenly began to cry.

    It  a common to o tore at midnig doo.

    At last one of t;Ill be damned if  a regular Morris Finestein.quot;

    Everyone nodded and agreed, for t is an expression ain special meaning. But