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"Do I remember? O Nancy, Nancy! What do you think I am made of that I could ever forget?" "Don't cry, Muddy darling, don't! It was so beautiful, and we have so many things like that to remember." "Yes," said Mrs. Carey, "I know it. Part of my tears are grateful ones that none of you can ever recall an unloving word between your father and mother!" "The idea," said Nancy suddenly and briefly, "is to go and live in that darling house!" "Nancy! What for?" T I REMEMBER OH NANCY NANCY WHAT DO YOU THINK I MADE OF THAT I COULD EVER FORGET DON'T CRY MADDIE DARLING OH DON'T IT WAS SO BEAUTIFUL AND WE HAD SO MANY THINGS LIKE THAT TO REMEMBER YES SAID MISSUS CAREY I KNOW IT PARTS OF MY TEARS ARE GRATEFUL ONES THAT NONE OF YOU CAN EVER RECALL AN UNLOVING WORD BETWEEN YOUR FATHER AND MOTHER THE IDEA SAID NANCY SUDDENLY AND BRIEFLY IS TO GO AND LIVE IN THAT DARLING HOUSE NANCY WHAT FOR
me up and cried, 'It's an empty house; come and look!'" "I remember." "And we all went in the gate and loved every bit of it: the stone steps, the hollyhocks growing under the windows, the yellow paint and the green blinds; and father looked in the windows, and the rooms were large and sunny, and we wanted to drive the horse into the barn and stay there forever!" "I remember." "And Gilbert tore his trousers climbing on the gate, and father laid him upside down on your lap and I ran and got your work-bag and you mended the seat of his little trousers. And father looked and looked at the house and said, 'Bless its heart!' and said if he were rich he would buy the dear thing that afternoon and sleep in it that night; and asked you if you didn't wish you'd married the other man, and you said there never was another man, and you asked father if he thought on the whole that he was the poorest man in the world, and father said no, the very richest, and he kissed us all round, do you remember? EN RUNNING ABOUT CAME UP AND CRIED IT'S AN EMPTY HOUSE COME AND LOOK I REMEMBER AND WE ALL WENT TO THE GATE AND WE LOVED EVERY BIT OF IT THE STONE STEPS HOLLYHOCKS GROWING UNDER THE WINDOWS THE YELLOW PAINT AND THE GREEN BLINDS AND FATHER LOOKED IN THE WINDOWS AND THE ROOMS WERE LARGE AND SUNNY AND WE WANTED TO DRIVE THE HORSE INTO THE BARN AND JUST STAY THERE FOR EVER I REMEMBER AND GILBERT TORE HIS TROUSERS CLIMBING ON THE GATE AND FATHER LAID HIM UPSIDE DOWN ON YOUR LAP AND I RAN AND GOT YOUR WORK BAG AND YOU MENDED THE SEAT OF HIS LITTLE TROUSERS AND FATHER LOOKED AND LOOKED AT THE HOUSE AND SAID BLESSED'S HEART AND SAID IF HE WERE RICH HE WOULD BUY THE DEAR THING THAT AFTERNOON AND SLEEP IN IT THAT NIGHT AND ASKED YOU IF YOU DIDN'T WISH YOU'D MARRIED THE OTHER MAN AND YOU SAID THAT THERE NEVER WAS ANOTHER MAN AND YOU ASKED FATHER IF HE THOUGHT IN THE WHOLE WORLD THAT HE WERE THE POOREST MAN IN THE WORLD AND FATHER SAID NO THE VERY RICHEST AND HE KISSED US ALL ROUND DO YOU REMEMBER
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