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she said it�察�she glanced towards Dolly。 `Mine�察�good gentleman� � 

    This was just what Mr Dennis wanted�察�and expected。 

    `Ah� �   he   said�察  �looking   so   soothingly�察  �not   to   say   amorously   on 

Miggs�察    �that   she   sat�察 �as  she   afterwards     remarked�察     �on   pins   and 

needles      of  the   sharpest    Whitechapel       kind�察   �not  knowing      what 

intentions might  be   suggesting  that   expression   to   his   features�此   �I 

was   afraid   of   that。  I   saw  as   much   myself。   It¨s   her   fault。   She  will 

entice ¨em。¨ 



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    `I   wouldn¨t�察�     cried   Miggs�察    �folding     her   hands     and    looking 

upwards   with   a   kind   of  devout   blankness�察   �I   wouldn¨t  lay  myself 

out as she does�察�I wouldn¨t be as bold as her�察�I   wouldn¨t  seem   to 

say to all male creeturs ^Come and kiss me ̄¨!and here a shudder 

quite   convulsed   her   frame!`for   any   earthly   crowns   as   might   be 

offered。   Worlds�察�   Miggs   added   solemnly�察   �should   not   reduce   me。 

No。 Not if I was Wenis。¨ 

    `Well�察   �but    you   are    Wenus�察     �you    know�察�     said    Mr    Dennis�察�

confidentially。 

    `No�察  �I   am   not�察  �good   gentleman�察�   answered   Miggs�察  �shaking   her 

head   with   an   air   of   self´denial   which   seemed   to   imply   that   she 

might  be   if she   chose�察�but  she   hoped she   knew  better。   `No�察�I   am 

not�察�good gentleman。 Don¨t charge me with it。¨ 

    Up to this time she had turned round�察�every now and then�察  �to 

where Dolly and Miss Haredale had retired and uttered a scream�察�

or    groan�察    �or  laid    her   hand     upon     her    heart    and    trembled 

excessively�察  �with   a   view   of   keeping   up   appearances�察  �and   giving 

them   to   understand   that   she   conversed          with   the   visitor�察 �under 

protest  and   on   compulsion�察  �and   at   a   great   personal   sacrifice�察  �for 

their  common   good。  But  at  this   point�察  �Mr   Dennis   looked   so   very 

full of meaning�察�and gave such a singularly expressive twitch to his 

face    as  a  request    to  her   to  come     still  nearer   to  him�察   �that  she 

abandoned these little arts�察�and gave him her whole and undivided 

attention。 

    `When was Simmuns here�察�I say�拭� quoth Dennis�察�in her ear。 

    `Not since yesterday morning�察�and then only for a few minutes。 

Not all day�察�the day before。¨ 

    `You know he meant all along to carry off that one� � said Dennis�察�

indicating Dolly by the slightest possible jerk of his head�此�`And to 



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hand you over to somebody else。¨ 

    Miss   Miggs�察  �who   had   fallen   into   a   terrible   state   of   grief   when 

the first part of this sentence was spoken�察�recovered a little at the 

second�察�and seemed by the sudden check she put upon her tears�察�

to intimate that possibly this arrangement might meet her views�察�

and that it might�察�perhaps�察�remain an open question。 

    `!But      unfort¨nately�察�     pursued     Dennis�察    �who    observed      this�此�

`somebody else was fond of her too�察�you see�察�and even if he wasn¨t�察�

somebody else is took for a rioter�察�and it¨s all over with him。¨ 

    Miss Miggs relapsed。 

    `Now I want�察� said Dennis�察   �to  clear  this  house�察  �and   to  see  you 

righted。 What if I was to get her off�察�out of the way�察�eh�拭� 

    Miss Miggs�察�brightening again�察�rejoined�察�with many breaks and 

pauses      from    excess     of  feeling�察   �that   temptations       had    been 

Simmuns¨s   bane。   That   it   was   not   his   faults�察  �but   hers   ��meaning 

Dolly¨s��。    That   men    did   not  see   through    these    dreadful    arts  as 

women did�察�and therefore was caged and trapped�察�as Simmun had 

been。 That she had no personal motives to serve!far from it!on 

the    contrary�察  �her   intentions    was    good   towards     all  parties。  But 

forasmuch as she knowed that Simmun�察�if united to any designing 

and artful minxes ��she would name no names�察�for that was not her 

dispositions��!to any designing and artful minxes!must be made 

miserable       and    unhappy       for   life�察 �she   did     incline    towards 

prewentions。   Such�察  �she   added�察  �was   her   free   confessions。   But   as 

this   was   private   feelings�察  �and   might   perhaps   be   looked   upon   as 

wengeance�察       �she   begged     the   gentleman      would     say   no    more。 

Whatever he said�察�wishing to do her duty by all mankind�察�even by 

them as had ever been her bitterest enemies�察�she would not listen 

to him。 With that she stopped her ears�察�and shook her head from 



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side to side�察�to intimate to Mr Dennis that though he talked until 

he had no breath left�察�she was as deaf as any adder。 

    `Lookee   here�察  �my   sugar´stick�察�   said   Mr   Dennis�察   �if   your   view¨s 

the   same   as   mine�察  �and   you¨ll   only   be   quiet   and   slip   away   at   the 

right time�察�I can have the house clear to´morrow�察�and be out of this 

trouble。!Stop though� �there¨s the other。¨ 

    `Which   other�察  �sir�拭�   asked   Miggs!still   with   her   fingers   in   her 

ears and her head shaking obstinately。 

    `Why�察  �the   tallest   one�察  �yonder�察�   said   Dennis�察  �as   he   stroked   his 

chin�察�and added�察�in an undertone to himself�察�something about not 

crossing Muster Gashford。 

    Miss    Miggs    replied   ��still  being   profoundly   deaf��       that   if  Miss 

Haredale stood in the way at all�察�he might make himself quite easy 

on   that   score�察  �as   she   had   gathered�察  �from   what   passed   between 

Hugh and Mr Tappertit when they were last there�察�that she was to 

be removed alone ��not by them�察�but by somebody else���察�to´morrow 

night。 

    Mr     Dennis     opened      his   eyes    very    wide    at   this   piece    of 

information�察  �whistled   once�察  �considered   once�察  �and   finally   slapped 

his head   once and nodded   once�察  �as   if  he   had   got  the   clue   to  this 

mysterious   removal�察  �and   so   dismissed   it。   Then   he   imparted   his 

design concerning Dolly to Miss Miggs�察�who was taken more deaf 

than before�察�when he began�察�and so remained�察�all through。 

    The   notable   scheme   was   this。   Mr   Dennis   was   immediately   to 

seek   out  from   among  the  rioters�察  �some daring   young   fellow   ��and 

he   had   one   in   his   eye�察  �he   said���察  �who�察  �terrified   by   the   threats   he 

could hold out to him�察�and alarmed by the capture of so many who 

were no better and no worse than he�察�would gladly avail himself of 

any help to get abroad�察�and out of  harm¨s   way�察  �with  his plunder�察�



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even     though     his   journey     were    incumbered        by   an    unwilling 

companion�察       �indeed�察   �the  unwilling     companion       being   a  beautiful 

girl�察�would probably be an additional inducement and temptation。 

Such     a  person     found�察  �he   proposed     to   bring   him    there   on   the 

ensuing   night�察  �when   the   tall   one   was   taken   off�察  �and   Miss   Miggs 

had     purposely     retired�察  �and   then    that   Dolly   should    be   gagged�察�

muffled in a cloak�察�and carried in any handy conveyance down to 

the river¨s side�察�where there were abundant means of getting her 

smuggled snugly off in any small craft of doubtful character�察�and 

no questions asked。 With regard to the expense of this removal�察�he 

would   say�察�at  a   rough   calculation�察  �that   two   or   three   silver   tea   or 

coffee´pots�察     �with    something      additional     for   drink    ��such    as   a 

muffineer�察  �or   toast´rack���察  �would   more        than    cover   it。   Articles  of 

plate   of   every   kind   having   been   buried   by   the   rioters   in   several 

lonely parts of London�察�and particularly�察�as he knew�察�in St James¨s 

Square�察  �which�察  �though  easy   of   access�察  �was   little   frequented   after 

dark�察�and had a convenient piece of water in the midst�察�the needful 

funds   were   close   at   hand�察  �and   could   be   had   upon   the   shortest 

notice。   With   regard   to   Dolly�察  �the   gentleman   would   exercise   his 

own discretion。 He would be bound to do nothing but to take her 

away�察�and keep her away。 All other arrangements and dispositions 

would rest entirely with himself。 

    If   Miss   Miggs   had   had   her   hearing�察  �no  doubt   she   would   have 

been greatly shocked by the indelicacy of a young female¨s going 

away with a stranger by night ��for her moral feelings�察�as we have 

said�察�were of the tenderest kind���察�but directly Mr Dennis ceased to 

speak�察�she reminded him that he had only wasted breath。 She then 

went on to say ��still with her fingers in her ears�� that nothing less 

than a severe practical lesson would save the locksmith¨s daughter 



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from utter ruin�察�and that she felt it�察�as it were�察�a moral obligation 

and   a   sacred

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