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

I¨m up to。 ̄ 

    ^No�察  �no�察  �we   will   try   to   prevent   that。   But   what   did   he   do   with 

you�拭院�

    ^Put   me   in   a   horsepittle�察院  �replied   Jo�察  �whispering�察   �till   I   was 

discharged�察�then give me a little money!four  half bulls�察  �wot  you 

may call half´crowns!and ses `Hook it� �Nobody wants you here�察� 

he ses。 `You hook it。 You go and tramp�察� he ses。 `You move on�察� he 

ses。   `Don¨t    let  me   ever   see   you   nowheres      within    forty  mile   of 

London�察�or you¨ll repent it。¨ So I shall�察�if ever he does see me�察�and 

he¨ll    see   me    if  I¨m   above    ground�察院     �concludes      Jo�察 �nervously 

repeating all his former precautions and investigations。 

    Allan   considers   a   little�此  �then   remarks�察  �turning   to   the   woman�察�

but keeping an encouraging eye on Jo�察 �He is not so ungrateful as 

you supposed。 He had a reason for going away�察�though it was   an 



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insufficient one。 ̄ 

    ^Thank¨ee�察  �sir�察  �thank¨ee� 院  �exclaims   Jo。   ^There   now�   �See   how 

hard   you  wos   upon   me。   But  ony  you  tell   the  young   lady   wot   the 

genlmn ses�察�and it¨s all right。 For you wos wery good to me�察�and I 

knows too it。 ̄ 

    ^Now�察  �Jo�察院  �says   Allan�察  �keeping   his   eye   upon   him�察   �come   with 

me�察�and I will find you a better place than this to lie down and hide 

in。   If  I  take   one   side   of  the  way    and    you   the   other    to  avoid 

observation�察�you will not run away�察�I know very well�察�if you make 

me a promise。 ̄ 

    ^I won¨t not unless I wos to see him a´coming�察�sir。 ̄ 

    ^Very well。 I take your word。 Half the town is getting up by this 

time�察  �and   the   whole   town   will   be   broad   awake   in   another   hour。 

Come along。 Good day again�察�my good woman�察院 �Good day again�察�

sir�察�and I thank you kindly many times again。 ̄ 

    She has been sitting on her bag�察�deeply attentive�察�and now rises 

and   takes   it   up。   Jo   repeating�察   �Ony   you   tell   the   young   lady   as   I 

never   went   fur   to   hurt   her   and   wot   the   genlmn   ses� 院  �nods   and 

shambles and shivers�察�and smears and blinks�察�and half laughs and 

half cries�察�a farewell to her�察�and takes his creeping way along after 

Allan   Woodcourt�察  �close   to  the   houses   on   the   opposite   side   of   the 

street。 In this order�察�the two come up out of Tom´all´Alone¨s into 

the broad rays of the sunlight and the purer air。 



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                                  Chapter 47 



                                    Jo¨s Will 



           s   Allan   Woodcourt       and    Jo   proceed     along    the  streets�察�

Awhere   the   high   church   spires   and   the   distances                 are   so 

           near   and   clear   in   the   morning   light   that   the   city   itself 

seems renewed by rest�察�Allan revolves in his mind how and where 

he   shall   bestow   his   companion。   ^It   surely   is   a   strange   fact�察院  �he 

considers�察   �that   in   the   heart   of   a   civilised   world   this   creature   in 

human       form    should    be   more     difficult   to  dispose     of  than    an 

unknown        dog。 ̄   But    it  is  none   the   less   a  fact  because      of  its 

strangeness�察�and the difficulty remains。 

    As first he looks behind him often�察�to assure himself that Jo is 

still really following。 But�察�look where he will�察�he still beholds him 

close to the opposite houses�察�making his way with his wary hand 

from brick to brick and from door to door�察�and often�察�as he creeps 

along�察�glancing over at him�察�watchfully。 Soon satisfied that the last 

thing     in  his  thoughts     is  to  give   him    the   slip�察 �Allan   goes    on�察�

considering with a less divided attention what he shall do。 

    A breakfast´stall at a street corner suggests the first thing to be 

done。 He stops there�察�looks round�察�and beckons Jo。 Jo crosses�察�and 

comes   halting   and   shuffling   up�察  �slowly   scooping   the   knuckles   of 

his right hand round and round in the hollowed palm of his left! 

kneading dirt  with  a natural   pestle   and  mortar。   What  is a   dainty 

repast   to   Jo   is   then   set   before   him�察  �and   he   begins   to   gulp   the 

coffee�察�and to gnaw the bread and butter�察�looking anxiously about 

him in all directions as he eats and drinks�察�like a scared animal。 



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    But     he   is  so   sick   and    miserable�察     �that   even     hunger     has 

abandoned   him。   ^I   thought   I   was   amost   a   starvin�察  �sir�察院  �says   Jo�察�

soon putting down his food�察 �but I don¨t know nothink!not even 

that。   I   don¨t  care   for  eating   wittles   nor   yet   for   drinking   on   ¨em。 ̄ 

And Jo stands shivering�察�and looking at the breakfast wonderingly。 

    Allan Woodcourt lays his hand upon his pulse�察�and on his chest。 

^Draw breath�察�Jo� 院�

    ^It draws�察院�says Joe�察 �as heavy as a cart。 ̄ He might add�察 �and 

rattles like it�察院�but he only mutters�察 �I¨m a´moving on�察�sir。 ̄ 

    Allan   looks   about   for   an   apothecary¨s   shop。   There   is   none   at 

hand�察    �but   a  tavern    does    as  well   or  better。   He    obtains    a  little 

measure of wine�察�and gives the lad a portion of it very carefully。 He 

begins   to   revive�察  �almost   as   soon   as   it   passes   his   lips。   ^We   may 

repeat that dose�察�Jo�察院�observes Allan�察�after watching him with his 

attentive face。 ^So� �Now we will   take   five   minutes   rest�察�and   then 

go on again。 ̄ 

    Leaving the boy sitting on the bench of the breakfast´stall�察�with 

his   back   against   an   iron   railing�察  �Allan   Woodcourt   paces   up   and 

down   in   the   early   sunshine�察  �casting   an   occasional   look   towards 

him without appearing to  watch  him。   It  requires   no discernment 

to perceive that  he   is   warmed   and   refreshed。   If   a  face so  shaded 

can brighten�察�his face brightens somewhat�察�and�察�by little and little�察�

he    eats   the   slice   of  bread     he   had    so   hopelessly     laid   down。 

Observant   of   these   signs   of   improvement�察  �Allan   engages   him   in 

conversation�察�and elicits to his no small wonder the adventure of 

the lady in the veil�察�with all its consequences。 Jo slowly munches�察�

as he slowly tells it。 When he has finished his story and his bread�察�

they go on again。 

    Intending to refer his difficulty in finding a temporary place of 



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refuge for the boy�察�to his old patient�察�zealous little Miss Flite�察�Allan 

leads the way to the court where he and Jo first foregathered。 But 

all   is   changed    at   the  rag´and´bottle     shop�察  �Miss   Flite   no   longer 

lodges     there�察  �it  is  shut  up�察  �and   a  hard´featured       female�察   �much 

obscured by dust�察�whose age is a problem!but who is indeed no 

other  than   the   interesting  Judy!is   tart  and   spare   in   her  replies。 

These sufficing�察�however�察�to inform the visitor that Miss Flite and 

her    birds   are   domiciled     with   a  Mrs    Blinder�察   �in  Bell   Yard�察   �he 

repairs   to   that   neighbouring   place�察  �where   Miss   Flite   ��who   rises 

early that she may be punctual at the Divan of justice held by her 

excellent   friend   the   Chancellor��   comes   running   downstairs�察  �with 

tears of welcome and with open arms。 

    ^My     dear     physician� 院     �cries   Miss    Flite。   ^My     meritorious�察�

distinguished�察        �honourable        officer� 院   �She      uses     some      odd 

expressions�察�but is as cordial and full of heart as sanity itself can 

be!more   so   than   it   often   is。   Allan�察  �very   patient   with   her�察  �waits 

until   she   has   no   more   raptures   to   express�察  �then   points   out   Jo�察�

trembling in a doorway�察�and tells her how he comes there。 

    ^Where can I lodge him  hereabouts   for  the  present�拭 �Now  you 

have a fund of knowledge and good sense�察�and can advise me。 ̄ 

    Miss    Flite�察 �mighty     proud    of  the   compliment�察      �sets  herself   to 

consider�察�but it is long before a bright thought occurs to her。 Mrs 

Blinder   is    entirely   let�察 �and   she   herself   occupies     poor   Gridley¨s 

room。 ^Gridley� 院�exclaims   Miss Flite�察�clapping  her  hands�察  �after  a 

twentieth      repetition     of  this  remark。     ^Gridley�     �To   be   sure�   �of 

course� �My dear physician� �General George will help us out。 ̄ 

    It is hopeless to ask for any information about General George�察�

and  would be�察  �though  Miss Flite   had not  already  run   upstairs   to 

put on her pinched bonnet and her poor  little  shawl�察  �and  to  arm 



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herself   with   her   reticule   of   documents。   But   as   she   informs   her 

physician�察�in her disjointed manner�察�on coming down in full array�察�

that General George�察�whom she often ca

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