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respectable old gentleman�察�with grey hair�察�wearing spectacles�察�and
dressed in a black spencer and gaiters and a broad´brimmed hat�察�
and carrying a large gold´headed cane�察�addressed him。
^I ask your pardon�察 �my good friend�察院 �said he�察 �but is this
George¨s Shooting Gallery�拭院�
^It is�察�sir�察院�returned Mr George�察�glancing up at the great letters
in which that inscription was painted on the whitewashed wall。
^Oh� �To be sure� 院 �said the old gentleman�察 �following his eyes。
^Thank you。 Have you rung the bell�拭院�
^My name is George�察�sir�察�and I have rung the bell。 ̄
^Oh�察�indeed�拭院�said the old gentleman。 ^Your name is George�拭�
Then I am here as soon as you�察 �you see。 You came for me�察 �no
doubt�拭院�
^No�察�sir。 You have the advantage of me。 ̄
^Oh�察�indeed�拭院�said the old gentleman。 ^Then it was your young
man who came for me。 I am a physician�察�and was requested!five
minutes ago!to come and visit a sick man�察�at George¨s Shooting
Gallery。 ̄
^The muffled drums�察院�said Mr George�察�turning to Richard and
me�察�and gravely shaking his head。 ^It¨s quite correct�察�sir。 Will you
please to walk in。 ̄
The door being at that moment opened�察 �by a very singular´
looking little man in a green baize cap and apron�察�whose face�察�and
hands�察 �and dress�察 �were blackened all over�察 �we passed along a
dreary passage into a large building with bare brick walls�察�where
there were targets�察�and guns�察�and swords�察�and other things of that
kind。 When we had all arrived here�察 �the physician stopped�察 �and�察�
taking off his hat�察 �appeared to vanish by magic�察 �and to leave
another and quite a different man in his place。
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^Now look¨ee here�察 �George�察院 �said the man turning quickly
round upon him�察 �and tapping him on the breast with a large
forefinger。 ^You know me�察 �and I know you。 You¨re a man of the
world�察�and I¨m a man of the world。 My name¨s Bucket�察�as you are
aware�察�and I have got a peace´warrant against Gridley。 You have
kept him out of the way a long time�察�and you have been artful in it�察�
and it does you credit。 ̄
Mr George�察�looking hard at him�察�bit his lip and shook his head。
^Now�察�George�察院�said the other�察�keeping close to him�察 �you¨re a
sensible man�察 �and a well´conducted man�察 �that¨s what you are�察�
beyond a doubt。 And mind you�察 �I don¨t talk to you as a common
character�察 �because you have served your country�察 �and you know
that when duty calls we must obey。 Consequently�察�you¨re very far
from wanting to give trouble。 If I required assistance�察�you¨d assist
me�察�that¨s what you¨d do。 Phil Squod�察�don¨t you go a´sidling round
the gallery like that�察院�the dirty little man was shuffling about with
his shoulder against the wall�察 �and his eyes on the intruder�察 �in a
manner that looked threatening�察 �because I know you�察�and I won¨t
have it。 ̄
^Phil� 院�said Mr George。
^Yes�察�Guv¨ner。 ̄
^Be quiet。 ̄
The little man�察�with a low growl�察�stood still。
^Ladies and gentlemen�察院 �said Mr Bucket�察 �you¨ll excuse
anything that may appear to be disagreeable in this�察�for my name¨s
Inspector Bucket of the Detective�察 �and I have a duty to perform。
George�察�I know where my man is�察�because I was on the roof last
night�察�and saw him through the skylight�察�and you along with him。
He is in there�察�you know�察院�pointing�察 �that¨s where he is!on a sofy。
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Now I must see my man�察 �and I must tell my man to consider
himself in custody�察�but�察�you know me�察�and you know I don¨t want
to take any uncomfortable measures。 You give me your word�察 �as
from one man to another ��and an old soldier�察�mind you�察�likewise�。��察�
that it¨s honourable between us two�察�and I¨ll accommodate you to
the utmost of my power。 ̄
^I give it�察院�was the reply。 ^But it wasn¨t handsome in you�察 �Mr
Bucket。 ̄
^Gammon�察 �George� �Not handsome�拭院 �said Mr Bucket�察 �tapping
him on his broad breast again�察 �and shaking hands with him。 ^I
don¨t say it wasn¨t handsome in you to keep my man so close�察�do I�拭�
Be equally good´tempered to me�察 �old boy� �Old William Tell� �Old
Shaw�察�the Life Guardsman� �Why�察�he¨s a model of the whole British
Army in himself�察�ladies and gentlemen。 I¨d give a fifty´pun¨ note to
be such a figure of a man。 ̄
The affair being brought to this head�察�Mr George�察�after a little
consideration�察�proposed to go in first to his comrade ��as he called
him���察�taking Miss Flite with him。 Mr Bucket agreeing�察 �they went
away to the further end of the gallery�察 �leaving us sitting and
standing by a table covered with guns。 Mr Bucket took this
opportunity of entering into a light conversation�此 �asking me if I
were afraid of firearms�察�as most young ladies were�察�asking Richard
if he were a good shot�察�asking Phil Squod which he considered the
best of those rifles�察�and what it might be worth first´hand�察�telling
him�察�in return�察�that it was a pity he ever gave way to his temper�察�
for he was naturally so amiable that he might have been a young
woman�察�and making himself generally agreeable。
After a time he followed us to the further end of the gallery�察�and
Richard and I were going quietly away�察 �when Mr George came
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after us。 He said that if we had no objection to see his comrade�察�he
would take a visit from us very kindly。 The words had hardly
passed his lips�察 �when the bell was rung�察 �and my Guardian
appeared�察 �on the chance�察院�he slightly observed�察 �of being able to
do any little thing for a poor fellow involved in the same
misfortune as himself。 ̄ We all four went back together�察�and went
into the place where Gridley was。
It was a bare room partitioned off from the gallery with
unpainted wood。 As the screening was not more than eight or ten
feet high�察 �and only enclosed the sides�察 �not the top�察 �the rafters of
the high gallery roof were overhead�察 �and the skylight�察 �through
which Mr Bucket had looked down。 The sun was low!near
setting!and its light came redly in above�察�without descending to
the ground。 Upon a plain canvas´covered sofa lay the man from
Shropshire!dressed much as we had seen him last�察 �but so
changed�察�that at first I recognised no likeness in his colourless face
to what I recollected。
He had been still writing in his hiding´place�察�and still dwelling
on his grievances�察�hour after hour。 A table and some shelves were
covered with manuscript papers�察 �and with worn pens�察 �and a
medley of such tokens。 Touchingly and awfully drawn together�察�he
and the little mad woman were side by side�察�and�察�as it were�察�alone。
She sat on a chair holding his hand�察�and none of us went close to
them。
His voice had faded�察�with the old expression of his face�察�with his
strength�察�with his anger�察�with his resistance to the wrongs that had
at last subdued him。 The faintest shadow of an object full of form
and colour�察 �is such a picture of it�察 �as he was of the man from
Shropshire whom we had spoken with before。
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He inclined his head to Richard and me�察 �and spoke to my
Guardian。
^Mr Jarndyce�察�it is very kind of you to come to see me。 I am not
long to be seen�察�I think。 I am very glad to take your hand�察�sir。 You
are a good man�察 �superior to injustice�察 �and God knows I honour
you。 ̄
They shook hands earnestly�察�and my Guardian said some words
of comfort to him。
^It may seem strange to you�察 �sir�察院 �returned Gridley�察 �I should
not have liked to see you�察 �if this had been the first time of our
meeting。 But�察�you know�察�I made a fight for it�察�you know I stood up
with my single hand against them all�察 �you know I told them the
truth to the last�察�and told them what they were�察�and what they had
done to me�察�so I don¨t mind your seeing me�察�this wreck。 ̄
^You have been courageous with them�察 �many and many a
time�察院�returned my Guardian。
^Sir�察 �I have been�察院 �with a faint smile。 ^I told you what would
come of it�察�when I ceased to be so�察�and�察�see here� �Look at us� �look
at us� 院 �He drew the hand Miss Flite held�察�