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Half an hour afterward, the sound of a hand-organ inthe avenue roused him from the brown study into whichhe had fallen as he lay on the newly mown grass of thelawn. Peeping over the wall, Thorny reconnoitred,and, finding the organ a good one, the man a pleasant-faced Italian, and the monkey a lively animal, heordered them all in, as a delicate attention to Ben,for music and monkey together might suggest soothingmemories of the past, and so be a comfort.
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In they came by way of the Lodge, escorted by Baband Betty, full of glee, for hand-organs were rare inthose parts, and the children delighted in them. Smilingtill his white teeth shone and his black eyessparkled, the man played away while the monkeymade his pathetic little bows, and picked up the penniesThorny threw him.
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&quot;It is warm, and you look tired. Sit down and I'llget you Some dinner,&quot; said the young master, pointingto the seat which now stood near the great gate.
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