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Louisa
turned
her
head
to
him
,
and
bent
it
with
a
deference
that
was
new
in
her
.
She
looked
from
him
to
Rachael
,
and
her
features
softened
.
'
What
will
you
do
?
'
she
asked
him
.
And
her
voice
had
softened
too
.
'
Weel
,
ma'am
,
'
said
Stephen
,
making
the
best
of
it
,
with
a
smile
;
'
when
I
ha
finished
off
,
I
mun
quit
this
part
,
and
try
another
.
Fortnet
or
misfortnet
,
a
man
can
but
try
;
there
's
nowt
to
be
done
wi'out
tryin
'
--
cept
laying
down
and
dying
.
'
'
How
will
you
travel
?
'
'
Afoot
,
my
kind
ledy
,
afoot
.
'
Louisa
coloured
,
and
a
purse
appeared
in
her
hand
.
The
rustling
of
a
bank-note
was
audible
,
as
she
unfolded
one
and
laid
it
on
the
table
.
'
Rachael
,
will
you
tell
him
--
for
you
know
how
,
without
offence
--
that
this
is
freely
his
,
to
help
him
on
his
way
?
Will
you
entreat
him
to
take
it
?
'
'
I
canna
do
that
,
young
lady
,
'
she
answered
,
turning
her
head
aside
.
'
Bless
you
for
thinking
o
'
the
poor
lad
wi
'
such
tenderness
.
But
'
tis
for
him
to
know
his
heart
,
and
what
is
right
according
to
it
.
'
Louisa
looked
,
in
part
incredulous
,
in
part
frightened
,
in
part
overcome
with
quick
sympathy
,
when
this
man
of
so
much
self-command
,
who
had
been
so
plain
and
steady
through
the
late
interview
,
lost
his
composure
in
a
moment
,
and
now
stood
with
his
hand
before
his
face
.
She
stretched
out
hers
,
as
if
she
would
have
touched
him
;
then
checked
herself
,
and
remained
still
.
'
Not
e
'
en
Rachael
,
'
said
Stephen
,
when
he
stood
again
with
his
face
uncovered
,
'
could
mak
sitch
a
kind
offerin
,
by
onny
words
,
kinder
.
T
'
show
that
I
'm
not
a
man
wi'out
reason
and
gratitude
,
I
'll
tak
two
pound
.
I
'll
borrow
'
t
for
t
'
pay
'
t
back
.
'
Twill
be
the
sweetest
work
as
ever
I
ha
done
,
that
puts
it
in
my
power
t
'
acknowledge
once
more
my
lastin
thankfulness
for
this
present
action
.
'
