T0	PER 157 164	a child
T3	PER 115 130	A woman servant
T4	PER 295 304	the child
T6	PER 461 472	Your mother
T8	PER 589 596	a woman
T9	PER 556 565	the child
T13	PER 736 745	The woman
T14	PER 1004 1013	The child
T15	PER 1197 1207	his mother
T16	PER 1292 1302	The doctor
T17	PER 1394 1404	The doctor
T18	PER 1492 1501	the child
T19	PER 1516 1525	the woman
T20	PER 1777 1787	the doctor
T21	PER 1888 1898	The doctor
T22	PER 1984 1993	the child
T23	PER 1999 2009	The doctor
T24	PER 2029 2038	his nurse
T26	PER 2162 2172	His mother
T28	PER 2246 2263	The monthly nurse
T29	PER 2339 2349	The doctor
T31	PER 2445 2463	a still-born child
T34	PER 2544 2553	the woman
T36	PER 2601 2606	a boy
T37	PER 2628 2637	the nurse
T39	PER 2658 2667	The woman
T40	PER 2697 2706	the child
T41	PER 2697 2715	the child 's nurse
T42	PER 2755 2768	Master Philip
T44	PER 2823 2833	the doctor
T45	PER 2839 2850	his patient
T47	PER 3014 3023	the child
T48	PER 3014 3032	the child 's nurse
T49	FAC 3047 3057	downstairs
T50	PER 3083 3093	the doctor
T51	PER 3123 3133	Mrs. Carey
T53	PER 3123 3151	Mrs. Carey 's brother-in-law
T54	PER 3288 3302	the little boy
T55	PER 3357 3368	Miss Watkin
T58	PER 3460 3470	Mrs. Carey
T60	PER 3498 3508	The doctor
T61	PER 3551 3557	Philip
T62	PER 3606 3617	Miss Watkin
T64	FAC 3586 3644	the drawing-room at Miss Watkin 's house in Onslow gardens
T68	PER 3995 4047	the Red Indians who were lurking behind the curtains
T71	LOC 4134 4145	the prairie
T73	PER 4328 4339	Miss Watkin
T74	PER 4310 4325	You naughty boy
T76	PER 4397 4406	The nurse
T78	PER 4979 4989	your mamma
T79	PER 5043 5048	mamma
T80	PER 5075 5085	Your mamma
T81	PER 5137 5147	Your mamma
T82	PER 5200 5206	Philip
T83	LOC 5270 5276	heaven
T85	PER 5304 5310	Philip
T87	PER 5362 5366	Emma
T89	GPE 5510 5516	London
T91	GPE 5448 5458	Devonshire
T92	PER 5612 5626	the little boy
T95	PER 5797 5806	strangers
T99	PER 5947 5958	Miss Watkin
T100	FAC 5975 5979	home
T102	PER 6162 6166	Emma
T104	PER 6309 6319	her sister
T106	PER 6336 6343	friends
T108	PER 6483 6494	Miss Watkin
T110	PER 6532 6536	Emma
T111	PER 6635 6639	Emma
T112	PER 6699 6712	Master Philip
T114	PER 6803 6809	Philip
T115	PER 6822 6838	Henrietta Watkin
T119	PER 6943 6949	Philip
T120	PER 6985 6998	his godmother
T121	FAC 6975 6979	home
T122	PER 7034 7099	an elder sister , who had resigned herself contentedly to old age
T123	PER 7102 7141	Two ladies , whom Philip did not know ,
T124	PER 7120 7126	Philip
T125	PER 7194 7207	My poor child
T126	PER 7217 7228	Miss Watkin
T128	PER 7269 7275	Philip
T130	FAC 7400 7404	home
T131	PER 7460 7471	Miss Watkin
T134	PER 7525 7535	her sister
T135	PER 7571 7589	the strange ladies
T136	PER 7842 7846	Emma
T137	PER 7934 7958	a friend in the basement
T138	PER 7895 7899	Emma
T140	PER 8009 8025	Henrietta Watkin
T142	PER 8039 8049	His mother
T144	PER 8184 8194	her sister
T145	PER 8241 8254	the strangers
T146	PER 8265 8280	Poor little boy
T148	PER 8415 8425	his mother
T149	PER 8435 8439	Emma
T150	PER 8488 8498	the driver
T151	FAC 8535 8567	the house Mrs. Carey had died in
T152	PER 8545 8555	Mrs. Carey
T158	PER 8678 8684	Philip
T161	PER 8709 8718	His uncle
T162	PER 8924 8928	Emma
T1	PER 326 332	Philip
T10	PER 616 626	his mother
T167	FAC 271 280	a portico
T168	FAC 421 431	downstairs
T170	FAC 531 546	the floor below
T169	FAC 521 546	a room on the floor below
T11	PER 662 671	the child
T171	PER 797 810	the warm body
T172	PER 904 911	darling
T176	PER 1574 1582	his body
T178	PER 2103 2106	sir
T25	PER 2111 2125	The little boy
T27	PER 2231 2241	poor child
T35	PER 2591 2597	a girl
T38	PER 2642 2653	Another boy
T43	PER 3001 3004	sir
T46	FAC 3074 3082	the hall
T52	PER 3179 3182	sir
T56	PER 3392 3395	sir
T57	PER 3426 3439	his godmother
T180	PER 3442 3445	sir
T59	PER 3490 3493	sir
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T181	FAC 3606 3644	Miss Watkin 's house in Onslow gardens
T65	PER 3654 3667	an only child
T66	FAC 3698 3706	The room
T70	PER 4378 4382	Emma
T72	FAC 4524 4528	home
T75	PER 5253 5263	Your mamma
T84	PER 5371 5395	a tall , big-boned woman
T86	PER 5671 5681	that child
T88	FAC 6094 6102	upstairs
T90	LOC 6157 6161	down
T93	FAC 6190 6198	the hall
T94	FAC 6233 6242	the study
T97	FAC 6250 6265	the dining-room
T98	PER 6293 6304	Miss Watkin
T101	PER 6744 6748	miss
T103	PER 6843 6856	a stout woman
T105	PER 7414 7420	Philip
T107	FAC 7986 7997	the landing
T109	PER 8054 8072	my greatest friend
T113	LOC 8329 8338	the world
T116	GPE 8641 8652	High Street
T117	GPE 8655 8665	Kensington
T118	GPE 8619 8636	Notting Hill Gate
T127	FAC 8581 8665	a dreary , respectable street between Notting Hill Gate and High Street , Kensington
T129	PER 8669 8673	Emma
T132	FAC 8690 8706	the drawing-room
T141	PER 8901 8914	Master Philip
T143	FAC 3223 3227	here
T147	LOC 5711 5720	the world
T153	FAC 7884 7892	the room
T154	FAC 7909 7919	downstairs
T155	FAC 7946 7958	the basement
T156	LOC 8499 8510	where to go
T2	FAC 230 248	the house opposite
T157	FAC 251 280	a stucco house with a portico
T12	LOC 3941 4047	an elaborate cave in which he could hide himself from the Red Indians who were lurking behind the curtains
T67	PER 5874 5881	William
T69	PER 5863 5873	Your Uncle
T182	PER 2755 2761	Master
T183	PER 3123 3127	Mrs.
T184	PER 3357 3361	Miss
T185	PER 3460 3464	Mrs.
T186	PER 3606 3610	Miss
T187	PER 4328 4332	Miss
T188	PER 5947 5951	Miss
T189	PER 6483 6487	Miss
T190	PER 6699 6705	Master
T191	PER 7217 7221	Miss
T192	PER 7460 7464	Miss
T193	PER 8545 8549	Mrs.
T194	PER 6293 6297	Miss
T195	PER 8901 8907	Master
T5	PER 3239 3242	sir
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T30	FAC 2389 2397	the room