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As

she

looked

at

him

,

saying

,

'

Stephen

?

'

he

went

down

on

his

knee

before

her

,

on

the

poor

mean

stairs

,

and

put

an

end

of

her

shawl

to

his

lips

.

'

Thou

art

an

Angel

.

Bless

thee

,

bless

thee

!

'

'

I

am

,

as

I

have

told

thee

,

Stephen

,

thy

poor

friend

.

Angels

are

not

like

me

.

Between

them

,

and

a

working

woman

fu

'

of

faults

,

there

is

a

deep

gulf

set

.

My

little

sister

is

among

them

,

but

she

is

changed

.

'

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She

raised

her

eyes

for

a

moment

as

she

said

the

words

;

and

then

they

fell

again

,

in

all

their

gentleness

and

mildness

,

on

his

face

.

'

Thou

changest

me

from

bad

to

good

.

Thou

mak

's

t

me

humbly

wishfo

'

to

be

more

like

thee

,

and

fearfo

'

to

lose

thee

when

this

life

is

ower

,

and

a

'

the

muddle

cleared

awa

'

.

Thou

'

rt

an

Angel

;

it

may

be

,

thou

hast

saved

my

soul

alive

!

'

She

looked

at

him

,

on

his

knee

at

her

feet

,

with

her

shawl

still

in

his

hand

,

and

the

reproof

on

her

lips

died

away

when

she

saw

the

working

of

his

face

.

'

I

coom

home

desp

'

rate

.

I

coom

home

wi'out

a

hope

,

and

mad

wi

'

thinking

that

when

I

said

a

word

o

'

complaint

I

was

reckoned

a

unreasonable

Hand

.

I

told

thee

I

had

had

a

fright

.

It

were

the

Poison-bottle

on

table

.

I

never

hurt

a

livin

'

creetur

;

but

happenin

'

so

suddenly

upon

'

t

,

I

thowt

,

"

How

can

I

say

what

I

might

ha

'

done

to

myseln

,

or

her

,

or

both

!

"'

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She

put

her

two

hands

on

his

mouth

,

with

a

face

of

terror

,

to

stop

him

from

saying

more

He

caught

them

in

his

unoccupied

hand

,

and

holding

them

,

and

still

clasping

the

border

of

her

shawl

,

said

hurriedly

:

'

But

I

see

thee

,

Rachael

,

setten

by

the

bed

.

I

ha

'

seen

thee

,

aw

this

night

.

In

my

troublous

sleep

I

ha

'

known

thee

still

to

be

there

.

Evermore

I

will

see

thee

there

.

I

nevermore

will

see

her

or

think

o

'

her

,

but

thou

shalt

be

beside

her

.

I

nevermore

will

see

or

think

o

'

anything

that

angers

me

,

but

thou

,

so

much

better

than

me

,

shalt

be

by

th

'

side

o

n't

.

And

so

I

will

try

t

'

look

t

'

th

'

time

,

and

so

I

will

try

t

'

trust

t

'

th

'

time

,

when

thou

and

me

at

last

shall

walk

together

far

awa

'

,

beyond

the

deep

gulf

,

in

th

'

country

where

thy

little

sister

is

.

'

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