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you find comfort in the thought that I did better mine for his/her cause."'
'That is what I meant to do. But I wanted a word of the hope to give me
courage', cried Nat, shooting on as if the spark that burns had put
shining from a breath of encouragement. 'Other individuals, more poor man and
more fool that I, have made the great things and you/he/she have come to honour. Because it is able
not me, although me now nothing is? I know that Mrs Brooke remembers that that me
come from, but my father was honest although everything went badly; and
I don't have anything to be ashamed of although I was a boy of charity. Me never
has shame of my people or me, and I will make the other people
you respect me if I am able.'
'Good! that is the correct spirit Nat. Holds to him and does him a
man. Nobody will be more express to see and to admire the brave job that mine
Sister Meg. You don't despise Your poverty or Your past; but
mothers are on very tender their daughters and us Marches, nevertheless
we have been poor, it is, I confess, a few proud of our good family.
We would not appreciate money; but a long line of virtuous ancestors is
anything to desire and to be proud of.'
'Well, the Blakeses are a good destiny. I looked 'the em on, and nobody was
never in jail, hanged or disgraced in some way. We was rich
and years of honoured ago, but we am dead out and we have become poor, and father
it was a road musician rather than you implore; and I will be again first one
I will make the bad things of the men they do and they pass gathering.'
Nat was excited so that Mrs Jo satisfied in a laughter to calm him/it, and
both they followed more quietly.
'I told my sister everybody that and arranged him. I am sure if you do
well these next years that she will sweeten and all are happily
fixed, unless that marvelous change that you don't believe
possible, you/he/she should happen. Now, consuls on; is not lethargic and
blue. Says hi happily and bravely, monsters a virile forehead, and
you leave a pleasant memory behind you. All of us wish well Him and the hope