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Nonsense, Hester, exclaimed Julia;
gpt
Oh, papa mentioned something about it one day, replied Hester;
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But he was, answered Julia.
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He said that now our cousins had left school, it would be a great expense for us to travel by ourselves, and that he should certainly put us into the stage coach, and let William take care of us, and then there would be no trouble about the matter. I wish, she added, turning to Amy, who stood next her,
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I think, she said, in reply to Julia's observation,
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she added, with an effort,
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Then you have not one, said Julia;
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My uncle's being rich does not make any difference to us, was the answer,
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I used to think, said Julia, still speaking in a tone only to be heard by Amy,
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What notions?
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Oh, I cannot tell you all now; but her papa was very rich--very rich indeed, and lived in a beautiful place; but in some way--I cannot quite understand how--he lost all his money, and was obliged to sell his property, and live in a much smaller house. If he had chosen, he might have had it all back again; but he is a very good man, and would not do something which he thought was not quite honourable; and so they continue living in the same inferior way, though no one, of course, thinks the worse of him for it, because every one says he has acted so nobly. This makes Mary care little for the change. She says her papa is so respected, and she is so fond of him, that it seems better to her than if they had all the fine places in the world.