household. That this meanness of mine should provoke their contempt, I had hardly a right to complain of. Nor did I. I accepted this like the rest of their hospitality, and smiled contentedly as the days went 011. The gloom which had oppressed me on my first arrival in England had all betaken itself away. How could I feel otherwise than supremely happy at finding myself thus namiiiiiiuh d by my kind
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“household. That this meanness of mine should.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
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