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dozen   times�察  �but   each   time   he   repeats   the   curve�察  �the   duck�察  �the 

dive�察  �and   scours   away   again。   To   strike   at   him�察  �on   any   of   these 

occasions�察�would be to fell and disable him�察�but the pursuer cannot 



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resolve to do that�察�and so the grimly ridiculous pursuit continues。 

At last the fugitive�察�hard´pressed�察�takes to a narrow passage�察�and a 

court    which    has   no   thoroughfare。      Here�察   �against   a  hoarding     of 

decaying   timber�察  �he   is   brought   to   bay�察  �and   tumbles   down�察  �lying 

gasping   at   his   pursuer�察  �who   stands   and   gasps   at   him   until   the 

woman comes up。 

    ^O you�察�Jo� 院�cries the woman。 ^What�拭�I have found you at last� 院�

    ^Jo�察院�repeats Allan�察�looking at him with attention。 ^Jo� �Stay。 To 

be   sure�   �I   recollect   this   lad   some   time   ago   being   brought   before 

the coroner。 ̄ 

    ^Yes�察   �I  see  you   once    afore   at  the  Inkwhich�察院     �whimpers      Jo。 

^What of that�拭�Can¨t you never let such an unfortnet as me alone�拭�

An¨t I unfortnet enough for you yet�拭�How unfortnet do you want 

me for to be�拭�Iv¨e been a´chivied and a´chivied�察�fust by one on you 

and nixt by another on you�察�till I¨m worritted to skins and bones。 

The Inkwhich warn¨t my fault。 I done nothink。 He wos wery good 

to me he wos�察�he  wos   the  only  one  I  know¨d   to  speak   to�察�as   ever 

come across my crossing。 It ain¨t wery likely I should want him to 

be Inkwhich¨d。 I only wish I wos�察�myself。 I don¨t know why I don¨t 

go and make a hole in the water�察�I¨m sure I don¨t。 

    He says it with such a pitiable air�察�and his grimy tears appear so 

real�察  �and   he   lies   in   the   corner   up   against   the   hoarding   so   like   a 

growth of fungus or any unwholesome excresence produced there 

in neglect and impurity�察�that Allan Woodcourt is softened towards 

him。   He    says   to   the  woman�察     �Miserable     creature�察   �what   has    he 

done�拭院�

    To   which   she   only   replies�察  �shaking   her   head   at   the   prostrate 

figure   more   amazedly   than   angrily�此   �Oh   you�察  �Jo�察  �you   Jo。   I   have 

found you at last� 院�



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    ^What has he done�拭院�says Allan。 ^Has he robbed you�拭院�

    ^No   sir�察  �no。   Robbed   me�拭  �He   did   nothing   but   what   was   kind´ 

hearted by me�察�and that¨s the wonder of it。 ̄ 

    Allan looks from Jo to the woman�察�and from the woman to Jo�察�

waiting for one of them to unravel the riddle。 

    ^But   he    was   along   with   me�察  �sir�察院  �says   the  woman�察�^O   you 

Jo� �he   was   along   with   me�察  �sir�察  �down   at   Saint   Albans�察  �ill�察  �and   a 

young  lady�察  �Lord bless   her  for  a   good   friend   to   me�察  �took   pity   on 

him   when   I   durstn¨t�察  �and   took   him   home! ̄   Allan   shrinks   back 

from him with a sudden horror。 

    ^Yes sir�察�yes。 Took him home�察�and made him comfortable�察�and 

like a thankless monster he ran away in the night�察�and never has 

been seen  or  heard   of   since�察 �till   I   set  eyes   on   him  just   now。   And 

that young lady that was such a pretty dear�察�caught his illness�察�lost 

her   beautiful   looks�察  �and   wouldn¨t   hardly   be   known   for   the   same 

young lady now�察�if it wasn¨t for her angel temper�察�and   her  pretty 

shape�察    �and   her   sweet    voice。   Do    you   know     it�拭 �You   ungrateful 

wretch�察    �do   you   know     that  this   is  all  along   of  you   and   of  her 

goodness to you�拭院�demands the woman�察�beginning to rage at him 

as she recalls it�察�and breaking into passionate tears。 

    The    boy�察  �in   rough    sort  stunned     by   what    he   hears�察  �falls  to 

smearing his dirty forehead with his dirty palm�察�and to staring at 

the    ground�察   �and    to  shaking     from   head    to  foot   until  the   crazy 

hoarding against which he leans�察�rattles。 

    Allan    restrains    the   woman�察     �merely    by   a  quiet   gesture�察   �but 

effectually。 

    ^Richard told me�察院�he falters�察 亜�I mean I have heard of this! 

don¨t mind me for a moment�察�I will speak presently。 ̄ 

    He    turns    away�察   �and   stands    for   a  while   looking     out  at   the 



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covered      passage。    When     he  comes     back�察  �he   has   recovered     his 

composure�察  �except   that   he   contends   against  an   avoidance   of   the 

boy�察  �which   is   so   very   remarkable�察  �that   it   absorbs   the   woman¨s 

attention。 

    ^You hear what she says。 But get up�察�get up� 院�

   Jo�察  �shaking   and   chattering�察  �slowly   rises�察  �and   stands�察  �after   the 

manner of his tribe in a difficulty�察�sideways against the hoarding�察�

resting one of his high shoulders against it�察�and covertly  rubbing 

his right hand over his left�察�and his left foot over his right。 

    ^You hear what she says�察�and I know it¨s true。 Have you  been 

here ever since�拭院�

    ^Whishermaydie          if  I  seen   Tom´all´Alone¨s       till  this  blessed 

morning�察院�replies Jo�察�hoarsely。 

    ^Why have you come here now�拭院�

   Jo looks all round the confined court�察�looks at his questioner no 

higher than the knees�察�and finally answers�此�

    ^I don¨t know how to do nothink�察�and I can¨t get nothink to do。 

I¨m   wery   poor   and   ill�察  �and   I   thought   I¨d   come   back   here   when 

there warn¨t nobody about�察�and lay down and hide somewheres as 

I   knows   on   till   after   dark�察  �and   then  go   and  beg   a  trifle  of   Mr 

Sangsby。   He   wos   allus   willin   fur   to   give  me    sumthink     he  wos�察�

though      Mrs    Sangsby      she   wus    allus   a´chivying     on    me!like 

everybody everywheres。 ̄ 

    ^Where have you come from�拭院�

   Jo   looks   all   round   the   court   again�察  �looks   at   his  questioner¨s 

knees     again�察  �and    concludes     by   laying    his  profile   against    the 

hoarding in a sort of resignation。 

    ^Did you hear me ask you where you have come from�拭院�

    ^Tramp then�察院�says Jo。 



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    ^Now�察    �tell  me�察院   �proceeds     Allen�察  �making      a  strong    effort  to 

overcome   his   repugnance�察  �going   very   near   to   him�察  �and   leaning 

over him with an   expression  of  confidence�察   �tell   me   how  it  came 

about that you left that house�察�when the good young lady had been 

so unfortunate as to pity you�察�and take you home。 ̄ 

    Jo    suddenly     comes      out   of  his   resignation�察    �and    excitedly 

declares�察�addressing   the   woman�察  �that   he   never   known   about   the 

young lady�察�that he never heern about it�察�that he never went fur to 

hurt  her�察  �that  he  would   sooner   have   hurt   his   own   self�察  �that   he¨d 

sooner   have   had   his   unfortnet   ed   chopped   off   than   ever   gone   a´ 

nigh her�察�and that she wos wery good to him�察�she wos。 Conducting 

himself throughout as if in his poor fashion he really meant it�察�and 

winding up with some very miserable sobs。 

    Allan   Woodcourt   sees   that   this   is   not   a   sham。   He   constrains 

himself to touch him。 ^Come Jo。 Tell me。 ̄ 

    ^No。    I  dustn¨t�察院  �says   Jo�察  �relapsing    into  the   profile   state。  ^I 

dustn¨t�察�or I would。 ̄ 

    ^But I must know�察院�returns the other�察 �all the same。 Come Jo。 ̄ 

    After   two   or   three   of  such   adjurations�察    �Jo  lifts  up  his   head 

again�察�looks round the court again�察�and says in a low voice�察 �Well�察�

I¨ll tell you something。 I wos took away。 There� 院�

    ^Took away�拭�In the night�拭院�

    ^Ah� 院  �Very   apprehensive   of   being   overheard�察  �Jo   looks   about 

him�察�and even glances up some ten feet at the top of the hoarding�察�

and through the cracks in it�察�lest the object of his distrust should 

be looking over�察�or hidden on the other side。 

    ^Who took you away�拭院�

    ^I dustn¨t name him�察院�says Jo。 ^I dustn¨t do it�察�sir。 ̄ 

    ^But I want�察�in the young lady¨s name�察�to know。 You may trust 



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me。 No one else shall hear。 ̄ 

    ^Ah�察  �but  I don¨t know�察院  �replies   Jo�察  �shaking   his   head   fearfully�察�

^as he don¨t hear。 ̄ 

    ^Why�察�he is not in this place。 ̄ 

    ^Oh�察�ain¨t he though�拭院�says Jo。 ^He¨s in all manner of places�察�all 

at wanst。 ̄ 

    Allan    looks    at  him    in  perplexity�察    �but   discovers     some     real 

meaning and good faith at the bottom of this bewildering reply。 He 

patiently   awaits   an   explicit   answer�察  �and   Jo�察  �more   baffled   by   his 

patience      than   by   anything     else�察 �at  last  desperately     whispers     a 

name in his ear。 

    ^Ay� 院�says Allan。 ^Why�察�what had you been doing�拭院�

    ^Nothink�察�sir。 Never done nothink to get myself into no trouble�察�

¨sept   in   not   moving   on   and   the   Inkwhich。   But   I¨m   a   moving   on 

now。 I¨m a   moving  on   to  the   berryin   ground!that¨s   the   move   as 

I¨m up to。 ̄ 

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