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know, Rosa, you are not sorry that
I cannot.”

* No, I, 1 am very glad. I should
not have loved the doll at all, Charles,”
said Rosa; “ nay, I think I should
quite have hated it, if it had been
bought with the crown piece, and the
poor man left to faint upon the road.”

When Mr. Lloyd next saw Charles,
he inquired what he had done with the
' five shilling piece which he had given
him. Charles hesitated, blushed, and
was about to answer; when Mr Lloyd,
taking another dollar from his purse,
added, “© I know not whether to be
most pleased with the use you have
made of the money, in applying it to
so charitable a purpose, or with the

peculiar