Penny Dreadfuls, 1890 · page 46 of 235
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:) if ha LW. A vt ne hands for cher living. ‘She has evidently no ambi- . _ tions beyond it, for here at her bench for over two — -years she has been a silent, quiet, ‘unobtrusive worker, making no complaints, asking no favors, shunning all acquaintances—noted only for her | _ —~ modesty and retiring, quiet way.” ae - She is a wonder,” said Mr. Legare, with a sgh, fee! thank you for your kindness, Mr. W——.” | ‘Then he left the bindery without another word,