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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