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on a little more。 

    The   trooper   stands   in   the   doorway�察  �still   and   silent。   Phil   has 

stopped in a low clinking noise�察�with his little hammer in his hand。 

Mr   Woodcourt   looks   round   with   that   grave   professional   interest 

and     attention     on   his   face�察  �and�察  �glancing     significantly     at   the 



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trooper�察   �signs   to   Phil  to  carry   his   table  out。   When     the  little 

hammer is next used�察�there will be a speck of rust upon it。 

    ^Well�察�Joe� �What is the matter�拭�Don¨t be frightened。 ̄ 

    ^I thought�察院�says Jo�察�who has started�察�and is looking round�察  �I 

thought I was in Tom´all´Alone¨s agin。 Ain¨t there nobody here but 

you�察�Mr Woodcot�拭院�

    ^Nobody。 ̄ 

    ^And I ain¨t took back to Tom´all´Alone¨s。 Am I�察�sir�拭院�

    ^No。 ̄ Jo closes his eyes�察�muttering�察 �I¨m wery thankful。 ̄ 

   After watching him closely a little while�察�Allan   puts   his   mouth 

very near his ear�察�and says to him in a low�察�distinct voice�此�

    ^Jo� �Did you ever know a prayer�拭院�

    ^Never knowd nothink�察�sir。 ̄ 

    ^Not so much as one short prayer�拭院�

    ^No�察�sir。 Nothink at all。 Mr Chadbands he wos a´prayin wunst 

at Mr Sangsby¨s and I heerd him�察�but he sounded as if he wos a´ 

speakin¨ to hisself�察�and not to me。 He prayed a lot�察�but I couldn¨t 

make out nothink on it。 Different times�察�there was other genlmen 

come   down   Tom´all´Alone¨s   a´prayin�察  �but   they   all   mostly   sed   as 

the   t¨other   wuns   prayed   wrong�察  �and   all   mostly   sounded   to   be   a´ 

talking to theirselves�察�or a´passing blame on the t¨others�察�and not 

a´talkin to us。 We never knowd nothink。 I never knowd what it wos 

all about。 ̄ 

   It takes him a long time to say this�察�and few but an experienced 

and   attentive   listener   could    hear�察  �or�察 �hearing�察  �understand     him。 

After a short relapse into sleep or stupor�察�he makes�察�of a sudden�察�a 

strong effort to get out of bed。 

    ^Stay�察�Jo�拭�What now�拭院�

    ^It¨s   time   for   me   to   go   to   that   there   berryin   ground�察  �sir�察院  �he 



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returns with a wild look。 

    ^Lie down�察�and tell me。 What burying ground�察�Jo� 院�

    ^Where they laid him as wos wery good to me�察�wery good to me 

indeed�察�he wos。 It¨s time fur me to go down to that there berryin 

ground sir�察�and ask to be put along with him。 I wants to go there 

and   be   berried。   He   used   fur   to   say   to   me�察   �I   am   as   poor   as   you 

today�察�Jo�察� he ses。 I wants to tell him that I am as poor as him now�察�

and have come there to be laid along with him。 ̄ 

    ^By and by�察�Jo。 By and by。 ̄ 

    ^Ah�  �P¨raps   they  wouldn¨t  do it  if  I   wos   to  go  myself。   But   will 

you promise to have me took there�察�sir�察�and laid along with him�拭院�

    ^I will�察�indeed。 ̄ 

    ^Thank¨ee�察�sir。 Thank¨ee�察�sir。 They¨ll have to get the key of the 

gate afore they can take me in�察�for it¨s allus locked。 And there¨s a 

step there�察�as I used fur to clean with my broom。!It¨s turned wery 

dark�察�sir。 Is there any light a´comin�拭院�

    ^It is coming fast�察�Jo。 ̄ 

   Fast。   The   cart   is   shaken   all   to   pieces�察  �and   the   rugged   road   is 

very near its end。 

    ^Jo�察�my poor fellow� 院�

    ^I hear you�察�sir�察�in the dark�察�but I¨m a´gropin!a´gropin!let me 

catch hold of your hand。 ̄ 

    ^Jo�察�can you say what I say�拭院�

    ^I¨ll say anythink as you say�察�sir�察�for I knows it¨s good。 ̄ 

    ^OUR FATHER。 ̄ 

    ^Our Father� �yes�察�that¨s wery good�察�sir。 ̄ 

    ^WHICH ART IN HEAVEN。 ̄ 

    ^Art in Heaven!is the light a´comin�察�sir�拭院�

    ^It is close at hand。 HALLOWED BE THY NAME。 ̄ 



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   ^Hallowed be!thy! ̄ 

   The light is come upon the dark benighted way。 Dead� �

   Dead�察    �your   Majesty。   Dead�察   �my   lords  and   gentlemen。     Dead�察�

Right Reverends and Wrong Reverends of every order。 Dead�察�men 

and women�察�born with Heavenly compassion�察�in your hearts。 And 

dying thus around us every day。 



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                               Chapter 48 



                                Closing In 



          he place in Lincolnshire has shut its many eyes again�察�and 

          the house in town is awake。 In Lincolnshire�察�the Dedlocks 

T 

          of the past doze in their picture´frames�察�and the low wind 

murmurs        through    the   long    drawing´room       as   if  they   were 

breathing   pretty   regularly。   In   town�察  �the   Dedlocks   of   the   present 

rattle   in  their  fire´eyed   carriages    through    the  darkness    of  the 

night�察�and the Dedlock Mercuries�察�with ashes ��or hair´powder�� on 

their   heads�察  �symptomatic      of   their   great   humility�察 �loll  away  the 

drowsy mornings in the little windows of the hall。 The fashionable 

world´tremendous   orb�察  �nearly   five   miles   round!is   in   full   swing�察�

and the solar system works respectfully at its appointed distances。 

   Where   the   throng   is   thickest�察  �where   the   lights   are   brightest�察�

where   all   the   senses  are   ministered   to  with  the   greatest   delicacy 

and   refinement�察  �Lady   Dedlock   is。   From   the   shining   heights   she 

has scaled and taken�察�she is never absent。 Though the belief she of 

old   reposed    in  herself�察 �as  one   able   to  reserve   whatsoever     she 

would under her mantel of pride�察�is beaten down�察�though she has 

no assurance that what she is to those around her�察�she will remain 

another  day�察  �it  is not  her   nature�察  �when   envious   eyes   are  looking 

on�察�to yield or to droop。 They say of her�察�that she has lately grown 

more handsome and more haughty。 The debilitated cousin says of 

her   that   she¨s   beauty   nough!tsetup      Shopofwomen!but   rather 

larming      kind!remindingmanfact!inconvenient                  woman!who 

will getoutofbedandbawthstablishment!Shakespeare。 



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    Mr     Tulkinghorn        says   nothing�察     �looks    nothing。     Now�察    �as 

heretofore�察�he is to be found in doorways of rooms�察�with his limp 

white   cravat   loosely   twisted   into   its   old´fashioned   tie�察  �receiving 

patronage from the Peerage and making no sign。 Of all men he is 

still  the  last  who  might   be   supposed   to   have  any   influence   upon 

my Lady。 Of all women she is still the last who might be supposed 

to have any dread of him。 

    One thing has been much on her mind since their late interview 

in   his  turret´room      at  Chesney     Wold。   She    is  now   decided�察   �and 

prepared to throw it off。 

    It   is   morning   in   the   great   world�察  �afternoon   according   to   the 

little sun。 The Mercuries�察�exhausted by looking out of window�察�are 

reposing   in   the   hall�察  �and   hang   their   heavy   heads�察  �the   gorgeous 

creatures�察�like overblown sunflowers。 Like them�察�too�察�they seem to 

run to a deal of seed in their tags and trimmings。 Sir Leicester�察�in 

the library�察�has fallen asleep for the good of the country�察�over the 

report of a Parliamentary committee。 My Lady sits in the room in 

which she gave audience to the young man of the name of Guppy。 

Rosa is with her�察�and has been writing for her and reading to her。 

Rosa is now at work upon embroidery�察�or some such pretty thing�察�

and as she bends her head over it�察�my Lady watches her in silence。 

Not for the first time today。 

    ^Rosa。 ̄ 

    The    pretty   village   face  looks   brightly    up。  Then�察   �seeing    how 

serious my Lady is�察�looks puzzled and surprised。 

    ^See to the door。 Is it shut�拭院�

   Yes。 She goes to it and returns�察�and looks yet more surprised。 

    ^I am about to place confidence in you�察�child�察�for I know I may 

trust your attachment�察�if not your judgment。 In what I am going to 



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do�察�I will not disguise myself to you at least。 But I confide in you。 

Say nothing to any one of what passes between us。 ̄ 

   The     timid    little  beauty   promises     in  all  earnestness      to  be 

trustworthy。 

    ^Do you know�察院�Lady Dedlock asks her�察�signing to her to bring 

her chair  nearer�察   �do  you  know�察�Rosa�察 �that  I   am   different  to  you 

from what I am to any one�拭院�

    ^Yes�察�my Lady。 Much kinder。 But then I often think I know you 

as you really are。 ̄ 

    ^You often think you know me as I really am�拭�Poor child�察�poor 

child� 院�

    She says it with a kind of scorn!though not of Rosa!and sits 

brooding�察�looking dreamily at her。 

    ^Do  you  think�察  �Rosa�察  �you  are any  relief  or   comfort   to   me�拭  �Do 

you   suppose   your   being   young  and   natural�察  �and   fond   of   me   and 

grateful to me�察�makes it any pleasure to me to have you near me�拭院�

    ^I don¨t know�察�my Lady�察�I can scarcely hope so。 But with all my 

heart�察�I wish it was s

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