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 Well, since you're so very kind, I'll take [she names the least valuable article] that spool of thread.

[With pretended umbrage.] Spool o' thread, indeed! Would you mock a poor body? Now what do you say to this comb?

That? Why that's the finest thing you have.

Just why I give it to you, my dear; and lovely it will look, a-shining in your black hair.

[Shrinking away.] No, no! I couldn't take anything so valuable!

Come, dearie, just let me put it in for you, and then if you don't like the look of it&mdash;well, I'll say no more and be on my way.

I should like to see how it looks&mdash;just for fun.