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She say , ` Oh , Lady , you with your sorrow and your love -- you know me very well . Bad girl , too unfortunate , too miserable -- your daughter all the sama , and your lover . Give me a great ` eart , Lady , that I may tell all the truth -- all -- all -- all ! If ' e thoughta well of me , ' she say , crying like one o'clock , ` let ` im know me better . No good ' e think me fine woman -- no good he kissa me ' '' -- the delicacy with which Gil Perez treated this part of the history , which Manvers had never told him , was a beautiful thing -- '' ` I wanta tell ` im all my ` istory . Then he say , Pah , what a beast ! and serva me right . '