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Sara
started
,
and
all
at
once
realized
that
she
looked
exactly
like
poor
children
she
had
seen
,
in
her
better
days
,
waiting
on
the
pavement
to
watch
her
as
she
got
out
of
her
brougham
.
And
she
had
given
them
pennies
many
a
time
.
Her
face
went
red
and
then
it
went
pale
,
and
for
a
second
she
felt
as
if
she
could
not
take
the
dear
little
sixpence
.
"
Oh
,
no
!
"
she
said
.
"
Oh
,
no
,
thank
you
;
I
must
n't
take
it
,
indeed
!
"
Her
voice
was
so
unlike
an
ordinary
street
child
's
voice
and
her
manner
was
so
like
the
manner
of
a
well-bred
little
person
that
Veronica
Eustacia
(
whose
real
name
was
Janet
)
and
Rosalind
Gladys
(
who
was
really
called
Nora
)
leaned
forward
to
listen
.
But
Guy
Clarence
was
not
to
be
thwarted
in
his
benevolence
.
He
thrust
the
sixpence
into
her
hand
.
"
Yes
,
you
must
take
it
,
poor
little
girl
!
"
he
insisted
stoutly
.
"
You
can
buy
things
to
eat
with
it
.
It
is
a
whole
sixpence
!
"
There
was
something
so
honest
and
kind
in
his
face
,
and
he
looked
so
likely
to
be
heartbrokenly
disappointed
if
she
did
not
take
it
,
that
Sara
knew
she
must
not
refuse
him
.
To
be
as
proud
as
that
would
be
a
cruel
thing
.
So
she
actually
put
her
pride
in
her
pocket
,
though
it
must
be
admitted
her
cheeks
burned
.
"
Thank
you
,
"
she
said
.
"
You
are
a
kind
,
kind
little
darling
thing
.
"
And
as
he
scrambled
joyfully
into
the
carriage
she
went
away
,
trying
to
smile
,
though
she
caught
her
breath
quickly
and
her
eyes
were
shining
through
a
mist
.
She
had
known
that
she
looked
odd
and
shabby
,
but
until
now
she
had
not
known
that
she
might
be
taken
for
a
beggar
.
As
the
Large
Family
's
carriage
drove
away
,
the
children
inside
it
were
talking
with
interested
excitement
.
"
Oh
,
Donald
,
"
(
this
was
Guy
Clarence
's
name
)
,
Janet
exclaimed
alarmedly
,
"
why
did
you
offer
that
little
girl
your
sixpence
?
I
'm
sure
she
is
not
a
beggar
!
"
