CHAPTER 2
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`ell, t my kno say as I s venture ty pounds, if you make out as everyt and safe. And if I do, tom, concluded Mrs Glegg, turning impressively to in mind and be grateful for suc - I mean you to pay me interest, you kno approve o giving: in my family.
`t, said tom, rat to me.
`Very s t, said Mrs Glegg, rising to get ting any furter thos.
Salt - t eminently `briny cobacco smoke at tavern, Mr Glegg commenced inquiries satisfactorily enougo t-egg, to ributed ty pounds; and in t beginning you see t oms accumulation of a fund, unknoo promised in no very long time to meet tardy process of saving and quite cover t. tention urned to tom determined to make t of it, and lost no opportunity of obtaining information and extending erprises. In not telling strange mixture of opposite feelings ruto tion and t: partly, it disinclination to confidence family repulsion ions of our lives; partly, it o surprise joy. see t it er to sooterval too sudden elation.
At time of Maggies first meeting om y pounds of al, and , o Lace journey on be and Co., and revolving in by ted off t from y-one - a neart for form of employment. Did deserve it? e sure t he did.