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Miss
Minchin
was
not
a
clever
woman
,
and
in
her
excitement
she
was
silly
enough
to
make
one
desperate
effort
to
regain
what
she
could
not
help
seeing
she
had
lost
through
her
worldly
folly
.
"
He
found
her
under
my
care
,
"
she
protested
.
"
I
have
done
everything
for
her
.
But
for
me
she
should
have
starved
in
the
streets
.
"
Here
the
Indian
gentleman
lost
his
temper
.
"
As
to
starving
in
the
streets
,
"
he
said
,
"
she
might
have
starved
more
comfortably
there
than
in
your
attic
.
"
"
Captain
Crewe
left
her
in
my
charge
,
"
Miss
Minchin
argued
.
"
She
must
return
to
it
until
she
is
of
age
.
She
can
be
a
parlor
boarder
again
.
She
must
finish
her
education
.
The
law
will
interfere
in
my
behalf
.
"
"
Come
,
come
,
Miss
Minchin
,
"
Mr.
Carmichael
interposed
,
"
the
law
will
do
nothing
of
the
sort
.
If
Sara
herself
wishes
to
return
to
you
,
I
dare
say
Mr.
Carrisford
might
not
refuse
to
allow
it
.
But
that
rests
with
Sara
.
"
"
Then
,
"
said
Miss
Minchin
,
"
I
appeal
to
Sara
.
I
have
not
spoiled
you
,
perhaps
,
"
she
said
awkwardly
to
the
little
girl
;
"
but
you
know
that
your
papa
was
pleased
with
your
progress
.
And
--
ahem
--
I
have
always
been
fond
of
you
.
"
Sara
's
green-gray
eyes
fixed
themselves
on
her
with
the
quiet
,
clear
look
Miss
Minchin
particularly
disliked
.
"
Have
YOU
,
Miss
Minchin
?
"
she
said
.
"
I
did
not
know
that
.
"
Miss
Minchin
reddened
and
drew
herself
up
.
