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and the more intelligible I shall be。 I do not  recall   them  to  make 

others     unhappy�察     �or  because     I  am    now    the   least   unhappy      in 

remembering         them。    It  may    be  that   if  we   knew    more     of  such 

strange      afflictions�察  �we   might    be   better    able   to  alleviate    their 

intensity。 

    The repose that succeeded�察�the long delicious sleep�察�the blissful 

rest�察  �when   in   my   weakness   I   was   too   calm   to   have   any   care   for 

myself�察�and could have heard ��or so I think now�� that I was dying�察�

with   no   other   emotion   than   with   a   pitying   love   for   those   I   left 

behind!this state can be perhaps more widely understood。 I was 

in this state when I first shrunk from the light as it twinkled on me 



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once more�察�and knew with a boundless joy for which no words are 

rapturous enough�察�that I should see again。 

    I   had   heard   my  Ada   crying  at   the   door�察  �day   and   night�察  �I   had 

heard her calling to me that I was cruel and did not love her�察�I had 

heard her praying and imploring to be let in to nurse and comfort 

me�察�and to leave my bedside no more�此�but I had only said�察�when I 

could   speak�察   �Never�察  �my   sweet   girl�察  �never� 院  �and   I   had   over   and 

over again reminded Charley that she was to keep my darling from 

the room�察�whether I lived or died。 Charley had been true to me in 

that time of need�察�and with her little hand and her great heart had 

kept the door fast。 

    But now�察�my sight strengthening�察�and the glorious light coming 

every day more fully and brightly on me�察�I could   read   the   letters 

that my dear wrote to me every morning and evening�察�and could 

put them to my lips and lay my cheek upon them with no fear of 

hurting  her。   I   could see   my  little   maid�察  �so  tender  and   so   careful�察�

going     about    the   two   rooms     setting    everything     in   order�察  �and 

speaking  cheerfully  to  Ada   from   the   open   window   again。   I   could 

understand   the   stillness   in   the   house�察  �and   the   thoughtfulness   it 

expressed on the part of all those who had always been so good to 

me。   I   could   weep in   the   exquisite   felicity   of   my   heart�察  �and   be   as 

happy in my weakness as ever I had been in my strength。 

    By´and´bye�察�my strength began to be restored。 Instead of lying�察�

with so strange a calmness�察�watching what was done for me�察�as if it 

were done for some one else whom I was quietly sorry for�察�I helped 

it a little�察�and so on to a little more�察�and much more�察�until I became 

useful to myself�察�and interested�察�and attached to life again。 

    How well I remember the pleasant afternoon when I was raised 

in bed with pillows for the first time�察�to enjoy a great tea´drinking 



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with   Charley�   �The   little   creature!sent   into   the   world�察  �surely�察  �to 

minister   to   the   weak   and   sick!was   so   happy�察  �and   so   busy�察  �and 

stopped   so   often   in   her   preparations   to   lay   her   head   upon   my 

bosom�察�and fondle me�察�and cry with joyful tears she   was  so  glad�察�

she was so glad� �that I was obliged to say�察 �Charley�察�if you go on in 

this way�察�I must lie down again�察�my darling�察�for I am weaker than I 

thought I was� 院�So Charley became as quiet as a mouse�察�and took 

her bright face here and there�察�across and across  the  two  rooms�察�

out of the shade into the divine sunshine�察�and out of the sunshine 

into    the  shade�察   �while    I  watched     her   peacefully。     When     all  her 

preparations were concluded and the pretty tea´table with its little 

delicacies   to   tempt   me�察  �and   its   white   cloth�察  �and   its   flowers�察  �and 

everything   so   lovingly   and   beautifully   arranged   for   me   by   Ada 

downstairs�察  �was   ready   at   the   bed´side�察  �I   felt   sure   I  was   steady 

enough      to  say   something      to  Charley     that   was   not   new    to  my 

thoughts。 

    First�察�I complimented Charley on the room�察�and indeed�察�it was 

so fresh and airy�察�so spotless and neat�察�that I could scarce believe I 

had been lying there so long。 This delighted Charley�察�and her face 

was brighter than before。 

    ^Yet�察�Charley�察院�said I looking round�察 �I miss something�察�surely�察�

that I am accustomed to�拭院�

    Poor   little   Charley   looked   round   too�察  �and   pretended   to   shake 

her head�察�as if there were nothing absent。 

    ^Are the pictures all as they used to be�拭院�I asked her。 

    ^Every one of them�察�miss�察院�said Charley。 

    ^And the furniture�察�Charley�拭院�

    ^Except   where   I     have   moved      it   about�察 �to   make   more   room�察�

miss。 ̄ 



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    ^And yet�察院�said I�察 �I miss some familiar object。 Ah�察�I know what 

it is�察�Charley� �It¨s the looking´glass。 ̄ 

    Charley  got  up   from   the   table�察 �making  as   if   she   had   forgotten 

something�察  �and   went   into   the       next   room�察    �and   I  heard    her   sob 

there。 

    I had thought of this very often。 I was now certain of it。 I could 

thank   God   that   it   was   not   a   shock   to   me   now。   I   called   Charley 

back�察�and when she came!at first pretending to smile�察�but as she 

drew  nearer  to  me�察�looking  grieved!I   took   her  in  my  arms�察  �and 

said�察   �It  matters   very  little�察  �Charley。   I   hope   I   can   do   without   my 

old face very well。 ̄ 

    I was presently so far advanced as to be able to sit up in a great 

chair�察�and even giddily to walk into the adjoining room�察�leaning on 

Charley。   The   mirror   was   gone   from   its   usual   place   in   that   room 

too�察�but what I had to bear�察�was none the harder to bear for that。 

    My   Guardian       had    throughout   been       earnest    to  visit  me�察  �and 

there   was   now   no   good   reason   why   I       should   deny   myself      that 

happiness。      He    came    one   morning�察     �and   when     he  first  came     in�察�

could only hold me in his embrace�察�and say�察 �My dear�察�dear girl� 院�I 

had long known!who could know better� �what a deep fountain 

of affection and generosity his heart was�察�and was it not worth my 

trivial   suffering   and   change   to   fill   such   a   place   in   it�拭   �O   yes� 院  �I 

thought。 ^He has seen me�察�and he loves me better than he did�察�he 

has   seen   me�察  �and   is   even   fonder   of  me   than   he   was   before�察  �and 

what have I to mourn for� 院�

    He   sat   down   by   me   on   the   sofa�察  �supporting   me   with   his   arm。 

For a little while he sat with his hand over his face�察�but when he 

removed it�察�fell into his usual manner。 There never can have been�察�

there never can be�察�a pleasanter manner。 



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    ^My   little   woman�察院  �said   he�察   �what   a   sad   time   this   has   been。 

Such an inflexible little woman�察�too�察�through all� 院�

    ^Only for the best�察�Guardian�察院�said I。 

    ^For the best�拭院�he repeated�察�tenderly。 ^Of course�察�for the best。 

But   here   have   Ada   and   I   been   perfectly   forlorn   and   miserable�察�

here has your friend Caddy been coming and going late and early�察�

here has everyone about the house been utterly lost and dejected�察�

here has even poor Rick been writing!to me�察�too!in his anxiety 

for you� 院�

    I had read of Caddy in Ada¨s letters�察�but not of Richard。 I told 

him so。 

    ^Why no�察�my dear�察院�he replied。 ^I have thought it better not to 

mention it to her。 ̄ 

    ^And   you   speak   of   his   writing   to  you�察院  �said   I�察 �repeating   his 

emphasis。 ^As if it were not natural for him to do so�察�Guardian�察�as 

if he could write to a better friend� 院�

    ^He thinks he could�察�my love�察院�returned my Guardian�察 �and to 

many a better。 The truth is�察�he wrote to me under a sort of protest�察�

while unable   to  write  to  you  with  any  hope  of  an   answer!wrote 

coldly�察�haughtily�察�distantly�察�resentfully。 Well�察�dearest little woman�察�

we must look forbearingly on it。 He is not to blame。 Jarndyce and 

Jarndyce has warped him out of himself�察�and perverted me in his 

eyes。 I have known it do as bad deeds�察�and worse�察�many a time。 If 

two angels could be concerned in it�察�I believe it would change their 

nature。 ̄ 

    ^It has not changed yours�察�Guardian。 ̄ 

    ^O yes�察�it has�察�my dear�察院�he said�察�laughingly。 ^It  has   made  the 

south  wind   easterly�察  �I   don¨t   know   how   often。   Rick   mistrusts   and 

suspects     me!goes       to  lawyers�察    �and   is  taught    to  mistrust    and 



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suspect   me。      Hears    I  have   conflicting    interests�察   �claims    clashing 

against his�察�and what not。 Whereas�察�Heaven knows�察�that if I could 

get    out    of   the   mountains       of   Wiglomeration         on   which      my 

unfortunate   name   has   been   so   long   bestowed   ��which   I   can¨t���察  �or 

could level them by the extinction of my own original right ��which 

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