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pride or the whole merit�察�because such an instance bespeaks high 

worth on two sides�察�on the great side assuredly�察�on the small one�察�

no less assuredly。 ̄ 

    Sir   Leicester   snorts   a   little   to   hear   the   law   laid   down   in   this 

way�察  �but   in   his   honour   and   his   love   of   truth�察  �he   freely�察  �though 

silently�察�admits the justice of the ironmaster¨s proposition。 

    ^Pardon me for saying what is so obvious�察�but I wouldn¨t have it 

hastily    supposed�察院     �with   the   least   turn   of  his   eyes   towards     Sir 

Leicester�察   �that   I   am   ashamed   of   my   mother¨s   position   here�察  �or 

wanting   in   all   just   respect   for   Chesney   Wold   and   the      family。    I 

certainly      may     have    desired!I       certainly    have     desired�察   �Lady 

Dedlock!that my mother  should  retire   after  so  many  years�察�and 

end   her   days   with   me。   But�察  �as   I   have   found   that   to   sever   this 

strong bond would be to break her heart�察�I have long abandoned 

that idea。 ̄ 



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    Sir    Leicester     very   magnificent      again�察   �at  the   notion    of   Mrs 

Rouncewell being spirited   off  from   her  natural   home�察  �to  end   her 

days with an ironmaster。 

    ^I have been�察院�proceeds the visitor�察�in a modest clear way�察 �an 

apprentice�察  �and   a   workman。   I   have   lived   on   workman¨s   wages�察�

years and years�察�and beyond a certain point have had to  educate 

myself。 My wife was a foreman¨s daughter�察�and plainly brought up。 

We have three daughters�察�besides this son of whom I have spoken�察�

and  being  fortunately able   to  give   them   greater   advantages   than 

we   had   ourselves�察  �we   have   educated   them   well�察  �very   well。   It   has 

been one of our great cares and pleasures to make them worthy of 

any station。 ̄ 

    A little boastfulness in his fatherly tone here�察�as if he added in 

his   heart�察   �even   of   the   Chesney   Wold   station。 ̄   Not   a   little   more 

magnificence�察�therefore�察�on the part of Sir Leicester。 

    ^All this is so frequent�察�Lady Dedlock�察�where I live�察�and among 

the   class   to   which   I   belong�察  �that   what   would   be   generally   called 

unequal   marriages   are   not   of   such   rare        occurrence      with   us   as 

elsewhere。 A son will sometimes make it known to his father that 

he has fallen in love�察�say with a young woman in the factory。 The 

father�察   �who     once   worked      in  a   factory   himself�察   �will   be   a  little 

disappointed   at   first�察  �very   possibly。   It   may   be   that   he   had   other 

views      for   his   son。    However�察     �the    chances      are�察  �that    having 

ascertained the young woman to be of unblemished character�察�he 

will say  to  his   son�察   �I   must  be   quite   sure   that   you   are   in   earnest 

here。   This   is   a   serious   matter   for   both   of   you。   Therefore   I   shall 

have this girl educated for two years¨!or�察�it may be!`I shall place 

this   girl  at   the   same   school    with   your   sisters    for  such    a  time�察�

during  which  you  will  give   me   your  word   and   honour  to  see   her 



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only so often。 If�察�at the expiration of that time�察�when she has so far 

profited by her advantages as that you may be upon a fair equality�察�

you   are   both   in   the   same   mind�察  �I   will   do   my   part   to   make   you 

happy。¨ I know of several cases such as I describe�察�my Lady�察�and I 

think they indicate to me my own course now。 ̄ 

    Sir Leicester¨s magnificence explodes。 Calmly�察�but terribly。 

    ^Mr Rouncewell�察院�says Sir Leicester�察�with his right hand in the 

breast of his blue coat!the attitude of state in which he is painted 

in the gallery�此 �do you draw a parallel between Chesney Wold�察�and 

a! ̄ here he resists a disposition to choke!^a factory�拭院�

    ^I   need   not   reply�察  �Sir   Leicester�察  �that   the   two   places   are   very 

different�察�but�察�for the purposes of this case�察�I think a parallel may 

be justly drawn between them。 ̄ 

    Sir  Leicester  directs   his   majestic   glance   down   one   side   of   the 

long  drawing´room�察  �and   up  the  other�察  �before  he   can   believe   that 

he is awake。 

    ^Are you aware�察�sir�察�that this young woman   whom   my  Lady! 

my   Lady!has   placed   near   her   person�察         �was   brought     up   at  the 

village school outside the gates�拭院�

    ^Sir Leicester�察�I am quite aware of it。 A very good school it is�察�

and handsomely supported by this family。 ̄ 

    ^Then�察�Mr Rouncewell�察院�returns Sir Leicester�察 �the application 

of what you have said�察�is�察�to me�察�incomprehensible。 ̄ 

    ^Will   it   be   more   comprehensible�察  �Sir   Leicester�察  �if   I   say�察院  �the 

ironmaster is reddening a little�察 �that I do not regard the village´ 

school as teaching everything desirable to be known by my son¨s 

wife�拭院�

    From   the   village   school   of   Chesney   Wold�察  �intact   as   it   is   this 

minute�察     �to  the   whole     framework       of  society�察  �from    the   whole 



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framework         of  society�察   �to   the   aforesaid     framework        receiving 

tremendous   cracks   in   consequence   of   people   ��ironmasters�察  �lead´ 

mistresses�察�and what not�� not minding their catechism�察�and getting 

out of the station unto which they are called!necessarily and for 

ever�察  �according   to   Sir   Leicester¨s   rapid   logic�察  �the   first   station   in 

which   they   happen        to   find  themselves�察  �and      from   that�察  �to   their 

educating other people out of their stations�察�and so obliterating the 

landmarks�察�and opening the floodgates�察�and all the rest of it�察�this is 

the swift progress of the Dedlock mind。 

    ^My Lady�察�I beg your pardon。 Permit me for one moment� 院�She 

has given a faint indication of intending to speak。 ^Mr Rouncewell�察�

our   views     of   duty�察 �and   our   views    of  station�察  �and    our   views   of 

education�察     �and    our    views    of!in    short�察  �all   our   views!are       so 

diametrically       opposed�察    �that   to  prolong    this   discussion     must   be 

repellant   to   your   feelings�察  �and   repellant   to   my   own。   This   young 

woman       is  honoured      with   my    Lady¨s    notice    and   favour。    If  she 

wishes to withdraw herself from that  notice   and   favour�察  �or  if  she 

chooses to place herself under the influence of any one who may�察�

in his peculiar opinions!you will allow me to say�察�in his peculiar 

opinions�察  �though   I   readily   admit   that   he   is   not   accountable   for 

them     to   me!who   may�察       �in  his   peculiar   opinions�察  �withdraw       her 

from that notice and favour�察�she is at any time at liberty to do so。 

We     are   obliged    to  you   for  the   plainness     with   which    you    have 

spoken。   It   will   have   no   effect   of   itself�察  �one   way   or   other�察  �on   the 

young woman¨s position here。 Beyond this�察�we can make no terms�察�

and here we beg!if you will be so good!to leave the subject。 ̄ 

    The visitor pauses a moment to  give   my  Lady an   opportunity�察�

but she says nothing。 He then rises and replies�此� 

    ^Sir   Leicester   and   Lady   Dedlock�察  �allow   me   to   thank   you   for 



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your    attention�察   �and    only   to  observe    that   I  shall  very   seriously 

recommend         my    son   to  conquer     his  present     inclinations。    Good 

night� 院�

    ^Mr   Rouncewell�察院  �says   Sir   Leicester�察  �with   all   the   nature   of   a 

gentleman   shining   in   him�察   �it   is   late�察  �and   the   roads   are   dark。   I 

hope your time is not so precious but that you will allow my Lady 

and     myself    to  offer   you   the   hospitality    of  Chesney      Wold�察   �for 

tonight at least。 ̄ 

    ^I hope so�察院�adds my Lady。 

    ^I   am   much   obliged   to   you�察  �but   I   have   to   travel   all   night�察  �in 

order     to  reach   a  distant    part   of  the  country�察   �punctually      at  an 

appointed time in the morning。 ̄ 

    Therewith   the      ironmaster      takes   his  departure�察     �Sir  Leicester 

ringing the bell�察�and my Lady rising as he leaves the room。 

    When my Lady goes to her boudoir�察�she sits down thoughtfully 

by   the   fire�察  �and�察  �inattentive   to   the   Ghost¨s   Walk�察  �looks   at   Rosa�察�

writing in an inner room。 Presently my Lady calls her。 

    ^Come to me�察�child。 Tell me the truth。 Are you in love�拭院�

    ^O� �My lady� 院�

    My    Lady�察   �looking     at  the  downcast      and    blushing     face�察 �says 

smiling�此�

    ^Who is it�拭�Is it Mrs Rouncewell¨s grandson�拭院�

    ^Yes�察�if you please�察�my Lady。 But I don¨t know that I am in love 

with him!yet。 ̄ 

    ^Yet�察�you silly little thing� �Do you know that he loves you�察�yet�拭院�

    ^I   think   he   likes   me   a   little�察  �my   Lady。 ̄   And   Rosa   bursts   into 

tears。 

    Is   this   Lady     Dedlock     standing     beside     the   village   beauty�察�

smoothing her dark hair with that  

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