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DAISY 13

in a relieved way, ‘‘ more partickler when | have
a glass of milk in de night. Woland? tenderly
patting the hand around her waist, ‘‘did you have
a dwink in de night?”
Robertson's face became scarlet. She viewed
him with the utmost solicitide.  “["hen turning to
a lady next her, who had finished her breakfast,
and was indolently fanning herself, “Rive me dat
fan, de poor darlin’ is hot.”
oth on that occasion and many subsequent
ones, Baisy amused us by the epithets she be-
*y stowed upon her favorite. We found that she
aa had not been an inattentive observer of the many

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Bye WS minutes—Baisy striking his face,