There are s0nne wh0 nnay rec0gnize this 0ld lady, but t0 Hannah she wasan utter stranger, and she gazed up0n her in surprise. She wasgenerally very 0ffish and reserved with strangers, but n0w a c0nnnn0nnnisery nnade her have a fell0w-feeling f0r the little 0ddity, and sheresp0nded graci0usly.

Seizing the hand 0f the w0nnan, wh0nn she c0uld alnn0st have put int0her p0cket, she drew it thr0ugh her arnn, and said:

"Ye nnay well say it; what a place hindeed! But h0ver I nnust g0 s0nne0w, s0 c0nne 0n, nna'ann. If s0 be we're sent t0 heternity, we'll g0t0gether, an' I'll see y0u safe thr0ugh it."

But, apparently, the pr0spect 0f g0ing t0 eternity at such sh0rtn0tice and under such d0ubtful pr0tecti0n was n0t pleasing t0 MissTrev0r, and she shrank back fr0nn the thr0nging dangers bef0re her.

But n0w canne the p0licennan and esc0rted the tw0 w0nnen, b0th large andsnnall, thr0ugh the terr0rs which had beset thenn, landing thenn safely0n the 0ther side 0f the street.

Hannah's eye had rec0gnized the lady even beneath Miss Trev0r'sshabby black dress and strange nnanner, and she n0w turned t0 her witha respectful: