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"So is detached, so left all by itself, The little life, the fact which means so much. Shall not God stoop the kindlier to His work, Now that the hand He trusted to receive, And hold it, lets the treasure fall perforce? The better; He shall have in orphanage His own way all the clearlier. " R. Browning.
I wonder what will become of Ralph Denmead," said Lady Tresidder, "it is one of the saddest cases I ever heard of; the poor boy seems to be left without a single relation."