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 1 4 | dying, and from my bed I can hear a man walking to and fro
 2 5 |    girl. I was very sorry to hear of her death." ~"Had she
 3 5 |   for the poor. Did you ever hear of such a thing? I gave
 4 5 |    it breaks my heart when I hear their poor bodies drop into
 5 5 |      tales, and it wasn't to hear them you came here. I was
 6 9 |      you, and I was happy to hear of your convalescence." ~"
 7 17|  place, and I was anxious to hear what it was about. The two
 8 22|     be obtained; but I would hear of nothing, convinced as
 9 26|      N., and has told him, I hear, the reasons for my leaving
10 26|  tell you how pained I am to hear of your illness, and believe