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501
He
was
far
,
far
timider
than
they
thought
!
'
502
'
And
you
were
his
comfort
through
everything
?
'
503
She
nodded
,
with
the
tears
rolling
down
her
face
.
'
I
hope
so
,
and
father
said
I
was
.
It
was
because
he
grew
so
scared
and
trembling
,
and
because
he
felt
himself
to
be
a
poor
,
weak
,
ignorant
,
helpless
man
(
those
used
to
be
his
words
)
,
that
he
wanted
me
so
much
to
know
a
great
deal
,
and
be
different
from
him
.
I
used
to
read
to
him
to
cheer
his
courage
,
and
he
was
very
fond
of
that
.
They
were
wrong
books
--
I
am
never
to
speak
of
them
here
--
but
we
did
n't
know
there
was
any
harm
in
them
.
'
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504
'
And
he
liked
them
?
'
said
Louisa
,
with
a
searching
gaze
on
Sissy
all
this
time
.
505
'
O
very
much
!
They
kept
him
,
many
times
,
from
what
did
him
real
harm
.
And
often
and
often
of
a
night
,
he
used
to
forget
all
his
troubles
in
wondering
whether
the
Sultan
would
let
the
lady
go
on
with
the
story
,
or
would
have
her
head
cut
off
before
it
was
finished
.
'
506
'
And
your
father
was
always
kind
?
To
the
last
?
'
asked
Louisa
contravening
the
great
principle
,
and
wondering
very
much
.
507
'
Always
,
always
!
'
returned
Sissy
,
clasping
her
hands
.
'
Kinder
and
kinder
than
I
can
tell
.
He
was
angry
only
one
night
,
and
that
was
not
to
me
,
but
Merrylegs
.
Merrylegs
;
'
she
whispered
the
awful
fact
;
'
is
his
performing
dog
.
'
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508
'
Why
was
he
angry
with
the
dog
?
'
Louisa
demanded
.
509
'
Father
,
soon
after
they
came
home
from
performing
,
told
Merrylegs
to
jump
up
on
the
backs
of
the
two
chairs
and
stand
across
them
--
which
is
one
of
his
tricks
.
He
looked
at
father
,
and
did
n't
do
it
at
once
.
510
Everything
of
father
's
had
gone
wrong
that
night
,
and
he
had
n't
pleased
the
public
at
all
.
He
cried
out
that
the
very
dog
knew
he
was
failing
,
and
had
no
compassion
on
him
.
Then
he
beat
the
dog
,
and
I
was
frightened
,
and
said
,
"
Father
,
father
!
Pray
do
n't
hurt
the
creature
who
is
so
fond
of
you
!
O
Heaven
forgive
you
,
father
,
stop
!
"
And
he
stopped
,
and
the
dog
was
bloody
,
and
father
lay
down
crying
on
the
floor
with
the
dog
in
his
arms
,
and
the
dog
licked
his
face
.
'