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'

Oh

,

lady

,

lady

!

'

she

said

,

clasping

her

hands

passionately

before

her

face

,

'

if

there

was

more

like

you

,

there

would

be

fewer

like

me

--

there

would

--

there

would

!

'

'

Sit

down

,

'

said

Rose

,

earnestly

.

'

If

you

are

in

poverty

or

affliction

I

shall

be

truly

glad

to

relieve

you

if

I

can

--

I

shall

indeed

.

Sit

down

.

'

'

Let

me

stand

,

lady

,

'

said

the

girl

,

still

weeping

,

'

and

do

not

speak

to

me

so

kindly

till

you

know

me

better

.

It

is

growing

late

.

Is

--

is

--

that

door

shut

?

'

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'

Yes

,

'

said

Rose

,

recoiling

a

few

steps

,

as

if

to

be

nearer

assistance

in

case

she

should

require

it

.

'

Why

?

'

'

Because

,

'

said

the

girl

,

'

I

am

about

to

put

my

life

and

the

lives

of

others

in

your

hands

.

I

am

the

girl

that

dragged

little

Oliver

back

to

old

Fagin

's

on

the

night

he

went

out

from

the

house

in

Pentonville

.

'

'

You

!

'

said

Rose

Maylie

.

'

I

,

lady

!

'

replied

the

girl

.

'

I

am

the

infamous

creature

you

have

heard

of

,

that

lives

among

the

thieves

,

and

that

never

from

the

first

moment

I

can

recollect

my

eyes

and

senses

opening

on

London

streets

have

known

any

better

life

,

or

kinder

words

than

they

have

given

me

,

so

help

me

God

!

Do

not

mind

shrinking

openly

from

me

,

lady

.

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I

am

younger

than

you

would

think

,

to

look

at

me

,

but

I

am

well

used

to

it

.

The

poorest

women

fall

back

,

as

I

make

my

way

along

the

crowded

pavement

.

'

'

What

dreadful

things

are

these

!

'

said

Rose

,

involuntarily

falling

from

her

strange

companion

.

'

Thank

Heaven

upon

your

knees

,

dear

lady

,

'

cried

the

girl

,

'

that

you

had

friends

to

care

for

and

keep

you

in

your

childhood

,

and

that

you

were

never

in

the

midst

of

cold

and

hunger

,

and

riot

and

drunkenness

,

and

--

and

--

something

worse

than

all

--

as

I

have

been

from

my

cradle

.

I

may

use

the

word

,

for

the

alley

and

the

gutter

were

mine

,

as

they

will

be

my

deathbed

.

'

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