Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 197
kindness. No, no, answered Mr. Fitzwarren, this is all yourown, and I have no doubt you will use it well. Dick next asked his mistress and then Miss Alice toaccept a part of his good fortune, but they would not;at the same time they told him his success afforded themgreat pleasure. But the poor… … and the rest of Mr. Fitzwarrens servants and evento the ill-natured old cook. After this Mr. Fitzwarrenadvised him to send for propertradesmen, and get himself dressedlike a gentleman, and told him hewas welcome to live in his housetill he could provide himself with abetter. When Whittingtons face…
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