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`` You guess correctly ; he has volunteered already . And Mrs. Yorke -- who , like you , seems disposed to regard the rioters as martyrs , and me , and especially Mr. Helstone , as murderers -- is at this moment , I believe , most assiduously engaged in fitting it up with feather-beds , pillows , bolsters , blankets , etc. . The _ victims _ lack no attentions , I promise you . Mr. Hall , your favourite parson , has been with them ever since six o'clock , exhorting them , praying with them , and even waiting on them like any nurse ; and Caroline 's good friend , Miss Ainley , that _ very _ plain old maid , sent in a stock of lint and linen , something in the proportion of another lady 's allowance of beef and wine . '' `` That will do . Where is your sister ? '' `` Well cared for .