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assurance       that   this   fancy   is  at   an   end�察  �I  have    come     to   the 

conclusion that the girl had better leave me。 ̄ 

    ^I   can   give   no   such   assurance�察  �Lady   Dedlock。   Nothing   of   the 

kind。 ̄ 

    ^Then she had better go。 ̄ 

    ^Excuse me�察�my Lady�察院�Sir Leicester considerately interposes�察�

^but   perhaps   this   may   be   doing   an   injury   to   the   young   woman�察�

which   she   has   not   merited。   Here   is   a   young   woman�察院        �says   Sir 

Leicester�察�magnificently laying out the matter with his right hand�察�

like a service of plate�察 �whose good fortune it is to have attracted 

the   notice   and   favour   of   an   eminent   lady�察  �and   to   live�察  �under   the 

protection      of   that   eminent      lady�察  �surrounded        by   the   various 

advantages        which     such     a   position    confers�察    �and    which      are 

unquestionably   very   great!I   believe   unquestionably   very   great�察�

sir!for a young woman in that station   of  life。   The   question   then 

arises�察   �should     that   young    woman      be   deprived      of  these    many 

advantages and that good fortune�察�simply because she has! ̄ Sir 

Leicester�察�with an apologetic but dignified inclination of his head 

towards the ironmaster�察�winds up his sentence!^has attracted the 

notice     of  Mr    Rouncewell¨s       son�拭   �Now�察    �has   she   deserved      this 

punishment�拭        �Is   this   just  towards      her�拭   �Is  this   our    previous 



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understanding�拭院�

    ^I   beg  your  pardon�察院  �interposes   Mr  Rouncewell¨s  son¨s   father。 

^Sir    Leicester�察   �will  you    allow   me�拭   �I  think   I  may    shorten    the 

subject。     Pray    dismiss     that   from     your    consideration。      If  you 

remember         anything      so    unimportant!which            is   not    to   be 

expected!you  would   recollect  that  my  first  thought   in   the   affair 

was directly opposed to her remaining here。 ̄ 

    Dismiss     the   Dedlock     patronage      from    consideration�拭     �O�   �Sir 

Leicester is bound to believe a pair of ears that have been handed 

down      to  him   through     such    a  family�察  �or  he   really   might    have 

mistrusted their report of the iron gentleman¨s observations。 

    ^It is not necessary�察院�observes my Lady�察�in her coldest manner�察�

before   he   can   do   anything   but   breathe   amazedly�察   �to   enter   into 

these   matters   on   either   side。   The   girl   is   a   very   good   girl�察  �I   have 

nothing whatever to say against her�察�but she is so far insensible to 

her many advantages and her good fortune�察�that she is in love!or 

supposes she is�察�poor little fool!and unable to appreciate them。 ̄ 

    Sir   Leicester   begs   to   observe�察  �that   wholly   alters   the   case。   He 

might   have   been   sure   that   my   Lady   had   the   best   grounds   and 

reasons in support of her view。 He entirely agrees with my Lady。 

The young woman had better go。 

    ^As    Sir   Leicester     observed�察     �Mr    Rouncewell�察      �on   the   last 

occasion�察�when we were fatigued by this business�察院�Lady Dedlock 

languidly      proceeds�察      �we    cannot     make     conditions      with    you。 

Without  conditions�察  �and   under   present   circumstances�察  �the   girl   is 

quite misplaced here�察�and had better go。 I have told her so。 Would 

you wish to have her sent back to the village�察�or would you like to 

take her with you�察�or what would you prefer�拭院�

    ^Lady Dedlock�察�if I may speak plainly! ̄ 



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    ^By all means。 ̄ 

    ^!I should prefer the course which will the soonest relieve you 

of the incumbrance�察�and remove her from her present position。 ̄ 

    ^And   to  speak as plainly�察院  �she   returns�察  �with   the   same   studied 

carelessness�察 �so should I。 Do I understand that you will take her 

with you�拭院�

    The iron gentleman makes an iron bow。 

    ^Sir   Leicester�察  �will   you   ring�拭院  �Mr   Tulkinghorn   steps   forward 

from   his   window  and   pulls   the  bell。 ^I   had   forgotten   you。   Thank 

you。 ̄    He    makes    his   usual   bow�察   �and   goes   quietly    back   again。 

Mercury�察�swift responsive�察�appears�察�receives instructions whom to 

produce�察�skims away�察�produces the aforesaid�察�and departs。 

    Rosa has been crying�察�and is yet in distress。 On her coming in�察�

the ironmaster leaves his chair�察�takes her arm in his�察�and remains 

with her near the door ready to depart。 

    ^You are taken charge of�察�you see�察院�says my Lady�察�in her weary 

manner�察   �and   are   going   away   well   protected。   I   have   mentioned 

that you are a very good girl�察�and you have nothing to cry for。 ̄ 

    ^She    seems     after  all�察院 �observes    Mr   Tulkinghorn�察     �loitering   a 

little forward with his hands behind him�察 �as if she were crying at 

going away。 ̄ 

    ^Why�察  �she   is   not   well´bred�察  �you   see�察院  �returns   Mr   Rouncewell 

with some quickness in his manner�察�as if he were glad to have the 

lawyer   to   retort   upon�察   �and   she   is   an   inexperienced   little   thing�察�

and   knows   no   better。   If   she   had   remained   here�察  �sir�察  �she   would 

have improved�察�no doubt。 ̄ 

    ^No doubt�察院�is Mr Tulkinghorn¨s composed reply。 

    Rosa sobs out that she is very sorry to leave my Lady�察�and that 

she   was   happy   at   Chesney   Wold�察  �and   has   been   happy   with   my 



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Lady�察�and that she thanks my Lady over and over again。 ^Out�察�you 

silly little puss� 院�says the ironmaster�察�checking her in a low voice�察�

though not angrily�察 �have a spirit�察�if you¨re fond of Wat� 院�My Lady 

merely      waves    her   off  with   indifference�察    �saying�察   �There�察   �there�察�

child。    You     are   a   good     girl。  Go    away� 院    �Sir   Leicester     has 

magnificently   disengaged          himself   from    the   subject�察  �and   retired 

into the sanctuary of his blue coat。 Mr Tulkinghorn�察�an indistinct 

form against the dark street now dotted with lamps�察�looms in my 

lady¨s view�察�bigger and blacker than before。 

    ^Sir Leicester and Lady Dedlock�察院�says Mr Rouncewell�察�after a 

pause of a few moments�察 �I beg to take my leave�察�with an apology 

for having again troubled you�察�though not of my own act�察�on this 

tiresome   subject。   I   can   very   well   understand�察  �I   assure   you�察  �how 

tiresome so small a matter must have become to Lady Dedlock。 If I 

am doubtful of  my dealing  with  it�察  �it  is   only  because   I   did not  at 

first quietly exert my influence to take my young friend here away�察�

without   troubling   you   at   all。   But   it   appeared   to   me!I   dare   say 

magnifying the importance of the thing!that it was respectful to 

explain   to  you  how  the   matter  stood�察  �and   candid   to consult   your 

wishes     and    convenience。      I  hope    you   will  excuse     my   want    of 

acquaintance with the polite world。 ̄ 

    Sir Leicester considers himself evoked out of the sanctuary by 

these remarks。 ^Mr  Rouncewell�察院  �he   returns�察   �do  not  mention  it。 

Justifications are unnecessary�察�I hope�察�on either side。 ̄ 

    ^I am glad to hear it�察�Sir Leicester�察�and if I may by way of a last 

word�察�revert to what I said before of my mother¨s long connection 

with the family�察�and the worth it bespeaks on both sides�察�I would 

point out this little instance here on my arm�察�who shows herself so 

affectionate   and   faithful   in   parting�察  �and   in   whom   my   mother�察  �I 



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dare say�察�has done something to awaken such feelings!though of 

course     Lady    Dedlock�察    �by   her   heartfelt    interest   and    her   genial 

condescension�察�has done much more� 院�

    If he means this ironically�察�it may be  truer  than   he   thinks。   He 

points     it�察 �however�察    �by   no   deviation     from     his  straightforward 

manner of speech�察�though in saying it he turns towards that part 

of the dim room where my Lady sits。 Sir Leicester stands to return 

his parting salutation�察�Mr Tulkinghorn again rings。 Mercury takes 

another flight�察�and Mr Rouncewell and Rosa leave the house。 

    Then   lights   are   brought   in�察  �discovering   Mr   Tulkinghorn   still 

standing in his window with his hands behind him�察�and my Lady 

still  sitting  with  his  figure   before   her�察  �closing   up   her   view   of   the 

night   as    well   as  of   the  day。  She    is   very   pale。  Mr  Tulkinghorn 

observing it as   she   rises   to  retire�察  �thinks�察   �Well   she may be�  �The 

power of this woman is astonishing。 She has been acting a part the 

whole     time。 ̄    But    he  can    act  a  part   too!his      one   unchanging 

character!and   as   he   holds   the   door   open   for   this   woman�察  �fifty 

pairs   of   eyes�察  �each   fifty   times   sharper   than   Sir   Leicester¨s   pair�察�

should find no flaw in him。 

    Lady Dedlock dines alone in her own room today。 Sir Leicester 

is   whipped       in  to   the   rescue     of  the   Doodle      Party�察   �and    the 

discomfiture of the Coodle F

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