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 | | Up this carved stair little Lucy was carried into the loveliest little room, which seemed to fairly float out to meet her, with draperies of lace and pink silk at the windows and on the bed. |
 | | Little Lucy was carried over to the couch in front of the fire blazing on a little, white-tiled hearth, and a pretty girl with a tiny white cap and white apron, whom sister and Agnes called Louise, took off her little coat and red hat, and her mittens and rubbers and leggings. |
 | | I told him that Lucy had arrived in a very alarming condition, and we had sent for the doctor at once; that she was out of her —” But sister, and Agnes, who had just entered, stopped him. |
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