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"
Then
you
have
some
secret
hope
to
buoy
you
up
and
please
you
with
whispers
of
the
future
?
"
"
Not
I
.
The
utmost
I
hope
is
,
to
save
money
enough
out
of
my
earnings
to
set
up
a
school
some
day
in
a
little
house
rented
by
myself
.
"
"
A
mean
nutriment
for
the
spirit
to
exist
on
:
and
sitting
in
that
window-seat
(
you
see
I
know
your
habits
)
--
"
"
You
have
learned
them
from
the
servants
.
"
"
Ah
!
you
think
yourself
sharp
.
Well
,
perhaps
I
have
:
to
speak
truth
,
I
have
an
acquaintance
with
one
of
them
,
Mrs.
Poole
--
"
I
started
to
my
feet
when
I
heard
the
name
.
"
You
have
--
have
you
?
"
thought
I
;
"
there
is
diablerie
in
the
business
after
all
,
then
!
"
"
Do
n't
be
alarmed
,
"
continued
the
strange
being
;
"
she
'
s
a
safe
hand
is
Mrs.
Poole
:
close
and
quiet
;
any
one
may
repose
confidence
in
her
.
But
,
as
I
was
saying
:
sitting
in
that
window-seat
,
do
you
think
of
nothing
but
your
future
school
?
Have
you
no
present
interest
in
any
of
the
company
who
occupy
the
sofas
and
chairs
before
you
?
Is
there
not
one
face
you
study
?
one
figure
whose
movements
you
follow
with
at
least
curiosity
?
"
"
I
like
to
observe
all
the
faces
and
all
the
figures
.
"
"
But
do
you
never
single
one
from
the
rest
--
or
it
may
be
,
two
?
"
