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"I like the woman best," he answered, holding to her skirts."You are right," said Redlaw, with a faint smile. "But you needn'tfear to come to me. I am gentler than I was. Of all the world, toyou, poor child!"The boy still held back at first, but yielding little by little toher urging, he consented to approach, and even to sit down at hisfeet.
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