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Last of all remains Miss Plympton, with whom this story began, and with
whom it may end. That good lady recovered from the illness into which
she had fallen on account of her anxiety about Edith, and was able to
visit her not long after her release from her last imprisonment. She
had given up her school; and as she had no home, she yielded to Edith's
affectionate entreaties, and found a new home with her, where she passed
the remainder of her days.
THE END.
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