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481
My
word
!
cried
delighted
Martha
.
It
would
set
em
clean
off
their
heads
.
Would
tha
really
do
that
,
Miss
?
It
would
be
same
as
a
wild
beast
show
like
we
heard
they
had
in
York
once
.
482
India
is
quite
different
from
Yorkshire
,
Mary
said
slowly
,
as
she
thought
the
matter
over
.
I
never
thought
of
that
.
Did
Dickon
and
your
mother
like
to
hear
you
talk
about
me
?
483
Why
,
our
Dickon
s
eyes
nearly
started
out
o
his
head
,
they
got
that
round
,
answered
Martha
.
But
mother
,
she
was
put
out
about
your
seemin
to
be
all
by
yourself
like
.
She
said
,
Hasn
t
Mr
.
Craven
got
no
governess
for
her
,
nor
no
nurse
?
and
I
said
,
No
,
he
hasn
t
,
though
Mrs
.
Medlock
says
he
will
when
he
thinks
of
it
,
but
she
says
he
mayn
t
think
of
it
for
two
or
three
years
.
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485
I
don
t
want
a
governess
,
said
Mary
sharply
.
486
But
mother
says
you
ought
to
be
learnin
your
book
by
this
time
an
you
ought
to
have
a
woman
to
look
after
you
,
an
she
says
:
Now
,
Martha
,
you
just
think
how
you
d
feel
yourself
,
in
a
big
place
like
that
,
wanderin
about
all
alone
,
an
no
mother
.
You
do
your
best
to
cheer
her
up
,
she
says
,
an
I
said
I
would
.
487
Mary
gave
her
a
long
,
steady
look
.
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488
You
do
cheer
me
up
,
she
said
.
I
like
to
hear
you
talk
.
489
Presently
Martha
went
out
of
the
room
and
came
back
with
something
held
in
her
hands
under
her
apron
.
490
What
does
tha
think
,
she
said
,
with
a
cheerful
grin
.
I
ve
brought
thee
a
present
.