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`` You 're awfully good and kind , '' she said , and then began hesitantly on what was bothering her . `` You ... you ca n't stay now , with him ... away , you know . '' `` Yes ; that would n't do , would it ? I 'll tell you : I 'll pack up right now , and skin out , and then , before six o'clock , I 'll send a wagon for my things . Here 's the key to the kitchen door . '' Much as he demurred , she compelled him to receive back the unexpired portion of his rent . He shook her hand heartily at leaving , and tried to get her to promise to call upon him for a loan any time she might be in need .