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cried’ Rosa. “1 can’t remember her
now; but I know were dear Mamma
is.”—-** She is in Heaven,” said Dame
Morgan, casting up her eyes with an
earnest and pensive look. ‘* Yes; and
T know where she was put,” resumed
Rosa; ‘it was down ina deep place in
the chureh-yard.”—‘ Her mortal part
is there,” said Dame, ‘‘ but her soul is
gone to him that gave it..—‘ IT have
seen the place where she was laid,”
cried Charles, “and dear Papa’s grave
is close by." I should know it if I
was to go by myself,” said Rosa, ‘for
Isaw you and Charles, a long while
ago, dressing it, O! with such pretty
flowers !”— You did,” said Dame, not
at all surprised that Rosa should have
recollected this incident, “ and to-mor-
vow the flowers must be renewed, and

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