File:Topsy and Eve, by John R. Neill.jpg

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English: There was something in the black child that touched the kindly heart of little Eva, who, though but a child herself, had, by reason of long illness, grown old beyond her years. "Poor Topsy," she said kindly, "you need never steal again. You are to be taken care of now. I'd give you anything of mine rather than have you steal it."
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