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'
If
aw
th
'
things
that
tooches
us
,
my
dear
,
was
not
so
muddled
,
I
should
'n
ha
'
had
'n
need
to
coom
heer
.
If
we
was
not
in
a
muddle
among
ourseln
,
I
should
'n
ha
'
been
,
by
my
own
fellow
weavers
and
workin
'
brothers
,
so
mistook
.
If
Mr.
Bounderby
had
ever
know
'd
me
right
--
if
he
'd
ever
know
'd
me
at
aw
--
he
would
'n
ha
'
took
'n
offence
wi
'
me
.
He
would
'n
ha
'
suspect
'n
me
.
But
look
up
yonder
,
Rachael
!
Look
aboove
!
'
Following
his
eyes
,
she
saw
that
he
was
gazing
at
a
star
.
'
It
ha
'
shined
upon
me
,
'
he
said
reverently
,
'
in
my
pain
and
trouble
down
below
.
It
ha
'
shined
into
my
mind
.
I
ha
'
look
'n
at
'
t
and
thowt
o
'
thee
,
Rachael
,
till
the
muddle
in
my
mind
have
cleared
awa
,
above
a
bit
,
I
hope
.
If
soom
ha
'
been
wantin
'
in
unnerstan
'
in
me
better
,
I
,
too
,
ha
'
been
wantin
'
in
unnerstan
'
in
them
better
.
When
I
got
thy
letter
,
I
easily
believen
that
what
the
yoong
ledy
sen
and
done
to
me
,
and
what
her
brother
sen
and
done
to
me
,
was
one
,
and
that
there
were
a
wicked
plot
betwixt
'em
.
When
I
fell
,
I
were
in
anger
wi
'
her
,
an
'
hurryin
on
t
'
be
as
onjust
t
'
her
as
oothers
was
t
'
me
.
But
in
our
judgments
,
like
as
in
our
doins
,
we
mun
bear
and
forbear
.
In
my
pain
an
'
trouble
,
lookin
up
yonder
,
--
wi
'
it
shinin
on
me
--
I
ha
'
seen
more
clear
,
and
ha
'
made
it
my
dyin
prayer
that
aw
th
'
world
may
on
'
y
coom
toogether
more
,
an
'
get
a
better
unnerstan
'
in
o
'
one
another
,
than
when
I
were
in
'
t
my
own
weak
seln
.
'
Louisa
hearing
what
he
said
,
bent
over
him
on
the
opposite
side
to
Rachael
,
so
that
he
could
see
her
.
'
You
ha
'
heard
?
'
he
said
,
after
a
few
moments
'
silence
.
'
I
ha
'
not
forgot
you
,
ledy
.
'
'
Yes
,
Stephen
,
I
have
heard
you
.
And
your
prayer
is
mine
.
'
'
You
ha
'
a
father
.
Will
yo
tak
'
a
message
to
him
?
'
'
He
is
here
,
'
said
Louisa
,
with
dread
.
'
Shall
I
bring
him
to
you
?
'
'
If
yo
please
.
'
