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1    II| carpenter, who knew that his sister was in a good position,
2    II|  opportunity to write to his sister, asking her to come and
3    II|  that by dint of showing his sister attention, she might be
4    II|     children of her own.~His sister's occupation did not trouble
5    II|     had given his arm to his sister, out of politeness, although
6    II|   father gave his arm to his sister, her mother walked by the
7    II|  ranged themselves under the Sister of Mercy and the boys under
8    II|   there, a wife, a mother, a sister, seized by the strange sympathy
9    II|    knowing look.~"Come," his sister replied, "you must be sensible;