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'
Why
do
you
believe
so
?
'
'
Because
I
found
her
here
this
morning
.
She
did
n't
come
to
my
bedside
to
wake
me
,
as
she
always
does
;
and
I
went
to
look
for
her
.
She
was
not
in
her
own
room
either
;
and
I
went
looking
for
her
all
over
the
house
,
until
I
found
her
here
taking
care
of
you
and
cooling
your
head
.
Will
you
see
father
?
Sissy
said
I
was
to
tell
him
when
you
woke
.
'
'
What
a
beaming
face
you
have
,
Jane
!
'
said
Louisa
,
as
her
young
sister
--
timidly
still
--
bent
down
to
kiss
her
.
'
Have
I
?
I
am
very
glad
you
think
so
.
I
am
sure
it
must
be
Sissy
's
doing
.
'
The
arm
Louisa
had
begun
to
twine
around
her
neck
,
unbent
itself
.
'
You
can
tell
father
if
you
will
.
'
Then
,
staying
her
for
a
moment
,
she
said
,
'
It
was
you
who
made
my
room
so
cheerful
,
and
gave
it
this
look
of
welcome
?
'
'
Oh
no
,
Louisa
,
it
was
done
before
I
came
.
It
was
--
'
Louisa
turned
upon
her
pillow
,
and
heard
no
more
.
When
her
sister
had
withdrawn
,
she
turned
her
head
back
again
,
and
lay
with
her
face
towards
the
door
,
until
it
opened
and
her
father
entered
.
He
had
a
jaded
anxious
look
upon
him
,
and
his
hand
,
usually
steady
,
trembled
in
hers
.
He
sat
down
at
the
side
of
the
bed
,
tenderly
asking
how
she
was
,
and
dwelling
on
the
necessity
of
her
keeping
very
quiet
after
her
agitation
and
exposure
to
the
weather
last
night
.
He
spoke
in
a
subdued
and
troubled
voice
,
very
different
from
his
usual
dictatorial
manner
;
and
was
often
at
a
loss
for
words
.
'
My
dear
Louisa
.
My
poor
daughter
.
'
He
was
so
much
at
a
loss
at
that
place
,
that
he
stopped
altogether
.
He
tried
again
.
