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_When a man lights a fire for a poor little bird, / It shows that those beautiful words he has heard, / That never a sparrow can fall to the ground / But a wound in the heart of his Maker be found._
When Ralph St. Jermyn had arrived at the Scotts' there were assembled, within reasonable distance, what Aunt Elsie would have called all Diana's admirers, and Marcus, having expressed a wish to see them all together, so that he might judge of them, Diana set about to make plans so that he might have the opportunity he sought.