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physician�察�in her disjointed manner�察�on coming down in full array�察�
that General George�察�whom she often calls upon�察�knows her dear
Fitz´Jarndyce�察�and takes a great interest in all connected with her�察�
Allan is induced to think that they may be in the right way。 So he
tells Jo�察�for his encouragement�察�that this walking about will soon
be over now�察�and they repair to the General¨s。 Fortunately it is not
far。
From the exterior of George¨s Shooting Gallery�察 �and the long
entry�察�and the bare perspective beyond it�察�Allan Woodcourt augurs
well。 He also descries promise in the figure of Mr George himself�察�
striding towards them in his morning exercise with his pipe in his
mouth�察 �no stock on�察 �and his muscular arms�察 �developed by
broadsword and dumbbell�察�weightily asserting themselves through
his light shirt´sleeves。
^Your servant�察 �sir�察院 �says Mr George with a military salute。
Good´humouredly smiling all over his broad forehead up into his
crisp hair�察�he then defers to Miss Flite�察�as�察 �with great stateliness�察�
and at some length she performs the courtly ceremony of
presentation。 He winds it up with another ^Your servant�察�sir� 院�and
another salute。
^Excuse me�察�sir。 A sailor I believe�拭院�says Mr George。
^I am proud to find I have the air of one�察院�returns Allan�察 �But I
am only a sea´going doctor。 ̄
^Indeed�察 �sir� �I should have thought you was a regular blue´
jacket�察�myself。 ̄
Allan hopes Mr George will forgive his intrusion the more
readily on that account�察�and particularly that he will not lay aside
his pipe�察�which�察�in his politeness�察�he has testified some intention of
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doing。 ^You are very good�察�sir�察院 �returns the trooper。 ^As I know�察�
by experience�察�that it¨s not disagreeable to Miss Flite�察�and since it¨s
equally agreeable to yourself! ̄ and finishes the sentence by
putting it between his lips again。 Allan proceeds to tell him all he
knows about Jo�察�unto which the trooper listens with a grave face。
^And that¨s the lad�察 �sir�察 �is it�拭院 �he inquires�察 �looking along the
entry to where Jo stands staring up at the great letters on the
whitewashed front�察�which have no meaning in his eyes。
^That¨s he�察院�says Allan。 ^And�察�Mr George�察�I am in this difficulty
about him。 I am unwilling to place him a hospital�察�even if I could
procure him immediate admission�察 �because I foresee that he
would not stay there many hours�察 �if he could be so much as got
there。 The same objection applies to a workhouse�察�supposing I had
the patience to be evaded and shirked�察 �and handed about from
post to pillar in trying to get him into one!which is a system that I
don¨t take kindly to。 ̄
^No man does�察�sir�察院�returns Mr George。
^I am convinced that he would not remain in either place�察�
because he is possessed by an extraordinary terror of this person
who ordered him to keep out of the way�察 �in his ignorance�察 �he
believes this person to be everywhere�察 �and cognisant of
everything。 ̄
^I ask your pardon�察 �sir�察院 �says Mr George。 ^But you have not
mentioned that party¨s name。 Is it a secret�察�sir�拭院�
^The boy makes it one。 But the name is Bucket。 ̄
^Bucket the Detective�察�sir�拭院�
^The same man。 ̄
^The man is known to me�察 �sir�察院 �returns the trooper�察 �after
blowing out a cloud of smoke�察�and squaring his chest�察 �and the boy
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is so far correct that he undoubtedly is a!rum customer。 ̄ Mr
George smokes with a profound meaning after this�察 �and surveys
Miss Flite in silence。
^Now�察 �I wish Mr Jarndyce and Miss Summerson at least to
know that this Jo�察 �who tells so strange a story�察 �has reappeared�察�
and to have it in their power to speak with him�察 �if they should
desire to do so。 Therefore I want to get him�察 �for the present
moment�察�into any poor lodging kept by decent people�察 �where he
would be admitted。 Decent people and Jo�察�Mr George�察院�says Allan�察�
following the direction of the trooper¨s eyes along the entry�察 �have
not been much acquainted�察 �as you see。 Hence the difficulty。 Do
you happen to know any one in this neighbourhood�察 �who would
receive him for a while�察�on my paying for him beforehand�拭院�
As he puts the question�察�he becomes aware of a dirty´faced little
man�察 �standing at the trooper¨s elbow�察 �and looking up�察 �with an
oddly twisted figure and countenance�察 �into the trooper¨s face。
After a few more puffs at his pipe�察�the trooper looks down askant
at the little man�察�and the little man winks up at the trooper。
^Well sir�察院 �says Mr George�察 �I can assure you that I would
willingly be knocked on the head at any time�察�if it would be at all
agreeable to Miss Summerson�察 �and consequently I esteem it a
privilege to do that young lady any service�察�however small。 We are
naturally in the vagabond way here�察�sir�察�both myself and Phil。 You
see what the place is。 You are welcome to a quiet corner of it for
the boy�察 �if the same would meet your views。 No charge made�察�
except for rations。 We are not in a flourishing state of
circumstances here�察�sir。 We are liable to be tumbled out neck and
crop�察�at a moment¨s notice。 However�察�sir�察�such as the place is�察�and
so long as it lasts�察�here it is at your service。 ̄
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With a comprehensive wave of his pipe�察 �Mr George places the
whole building at his visitor¨s disposal。
^I take it for granted�察 �sir�察院 �he adds�察 �you being one of the
medical staff�察 �that there is no present infection about this
unfortunate subject�拭院�
Allan is quite sure of it。
^Because�察�sir�察院 �says Mr George�察 �shaking his head sorrowfully�察�
^we have had enough of that。 ̄
His tone is no less sorrowfully echoed by his new acquaintance。
^Still�察�I am bound to tell you�察院�observes Allan�察�after repeating his
former assurance�察 �that the boy is deplorably low and reduced�察�
and that he may be!I do not say that he is!too far gone to
recover。 ̄
^Do you consider him in present danger�察 �sir�拭院 �inquires the
trooper。
^Yes�察�I fear so。 ̄
^Then�察 �sir�察院 �returns the trooper�察 �in a decisive manner�察 �it
appears to me!being naturally in the vagabond way myself!that
the sooner he comes out of the street�察�the better。 You Phil� �Bring
him in� 院�
Mr Squod tacks out�察 �all on one side�察 �to execute the word of
command�察�and the trooper�察�having smoked his pipe�察�lays it by。 Jo
is brought in。 He is not one of Mrs Pardiggle¨s Tockahoopo
Indians�察 �he is not one of Mrs Jellyby¨s lambs�察 �being wholly
unconnected with Borrioboola´Gha�察�he is not softened by distance
and unfamiliarity�察�he is not a genuine foreign´grown savage�察�he is
the ordinary home´made article。 Dirty�察�ugly�察�disagreeable to all the
senses�察�in body a common creature of the common streets�察�only in
soul a heathen。 Homely filth begrimes him�察 �homely parasites
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devour him�察 �homely sores are in him�察 �homely rags are on him�此�
native ignorance�察�the growth of English soil and climate�察�sinks his
immortal nature lower than the beasts that perish。 Stand forth�察�Jo�察�
in uncompromising colours� �From the sole of thy foot to the crown
of thy head�察�there is nothing interesting about thee。
He shuffles slowly into Mr George¨s gallery�察�and stands huddled
together in a bundle�察�looking all about the floor。 He seems to know
that they have an inclination to shrink from him�察 �partly for what
he is�察 �and partly for what he has caused。 He�察 �too�察 �shrinks from
them。 He is not of the same order of things�察�not of the same place
in creation。 He is of no order and no place�察�neither of the beasts�察�
nor of humanity。
^Look here�察�Jo� 院�says Allan。 ^This is Mr George。 ̄
Jo searches the floor for some time longer�察�then looks up for a
moment�察�and then down again。
^He is a kind friend to you�察�for he is going to give you lodging´
room here。 ̄
Jo makes a scoop with one hand�察 �which is supposed to be a
bow。 After a little more consideration�察 �and some backing and
changing of the foot on which he rests�察�he mutters that he is ^wery
thankful。 ̄
^You are q