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she said, with some inconsequence. 'I never said as 'ow 'e shouldn't; I only arst yer if it was the sime.' 'Yea, thet's 'oo I mean.' ''Is nime is Blakeston  Jim Blakeston. I've only spoke to 'im once; he's took the two top rooms at No. 19 'ouse.' SHE SAID WITH SOME INCONSEQUENCE I NEVER SAID AS HOW HE SHOULDN'T I ONLY ASKED YO IF IT WAS THE SAME YEAH THAT'S WHO I MEAN HIS NAME'S BLAKESTONE JIM BLAKESTON AND WHEN HE SPOKEN TO HIM ONCE HE'S TOOK THE TWO TOP ROOMS AT NO NINETEEN HOUSE
standing in front of her. 'Me, Liza,' was the answer. 'Tom?' 'Yus!' It was a young man with light yellow hair and a little fair moustache, which made him appear almost boyish; he was light-complexioned and blue-eyed, and had a frank and pleasant look mingled with a curious bashfulness that made him blush when people spoke to him. 'Wot's up?' asked Liza. 'Come aht for a walk, Liza, will yer?' 'No!' she answered decisively. 'You promised ter yesterday, Liza.' 'Yesterday an' ter-day's two different things,' was her wise reply. 'Yus, come on, Liza.' 'Na, I tell yer, I won't.' 'I want ter talk ter yer, Liza.' Her hand was resting on the window-sill, and he put his upon it. She quickly drew it back. 'Well, I don't want yer ter talk ter me.' But she did, for it was she who broke the silence. 'Say, Tom, 'oo are them new folk as 'as come into the street? It's a big chap with a brown beard.' 'D'you mean the bloke as kissed yer this afternoon?' Liza blushed again. 'Well, why shouldn't 'e kiss me? K WHO'S THAT SHE ASKED FOR IT WAS QUITE DARK AND SHE DID NOT RECOGNIZE THE MAN STANDING IN FRONT OF HER ME LIZA WAS THE ANSWER TOM YES IT WAS A YOUNG MAN WITH LIGHT YELLOW HAIR AND A LITTLE FIRM MOUSTACHE WHICH MADE HIM APPEAR ALMOST BOYISH HE WAS LIGHT COMPLEXIONED AND BLUE EYED AND HAD A FRANK AND PLEASANT LOOK MINGLED WITH A CURIOUS BASHFULNESS THAT MADE HIM BLUSH WHEN PEOPLE SPOKE TO HIM WHAT'S UP ASKED LIZA COME OUT FOR A WALK LIZA WILL YOU NO SHE ANSWERED DECISIVELY YOU PROMISED HER YESTERDAY ELIZA YESTERDAY AND THE DAYS TWO DIFFERENT THINGS WAS HER WISE REPLY YES COME ON LIZA NOW I TELL YOU I WON'T WANT TO TALK TO YOU ELIZA HER HAND WAS RESTING ON THE WINDOW SILL AND HE PUT HIS UPON IT SHE QUICKLY DREW IT BACK WELL I DON'T WANT YET TO TALK TO ME BUT SHE DID FOR IT WAS SHE WHO BROKE THE SILENCE SAY TOM WHO WERE THEM NEW FOLK AS HAS COME INTO THE STREET IT'S A BIG CHAP WITH A BROWN BEARD D'YOU MEAN THE BLOKE HAS KISSED YE THIS AFTERNOON ELIZA BLUSHED AGAIN WHY SHOULDN'T HE KISS ME
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