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The fair Volumnia�察 �not quite unconscious perhaps of the
humanising influence of her charms�察 �pauses in the writing of
cocked´hat notes�察�and meditatively adjusts the pearl necklace。 Mr
Bucket prices that decoration in his mind�察�and thinks it as likely as
not that Volumnia is writing poetry。
^If I have not�察院 �pursues Sir Leicester�察 �in the most emphatic
manner�察�adjured you�察�officer�察�to exercise your utmost skill in this
atrocious case�察 �I particularly desire to take the present
opportunity of rectifying any omission I may have made。 Let no
expense be a consideration。 I am prepared to defray all charges。
You can incur none�察�in pursuit of the object you have undertaken�察�
that I shall hesitate for a moment to bear。 ̄
Mr Bucket made Sir Leicester¨s bow again�察�as a response to this
liberality。
^My mind�察院 �Sir Leicester adds�察 �with generous warmth�察 �has
not�察 �as may be easily supposed�察 �recovered its tone since the late
diabolical occurrence。 It is not likely ever to recover its tone。 But it
is full of indignation tonight�察 �after undergoing the ordeal of
consigning to the tomb the remains of a faithful�察 �a zealous�察 �a
devoted adherent。 ̄
Sir Leicester¨s voice trembles�察�and his grey hair stirs upon his
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head。 Tears are in his eyes�察�the best part of his nature is aroused。
^I declare�察院�he says�察 �I solemnly declare�察�that until this crime is
discovered�察�and�察�in the course of justice�察�punished�察�I almost feel as
if there were a stain upon my name。 A gentleman who has devoted
a large portion of his life to me�察�a gentleman who has devoted the
last day of his life to me�察�a gentleman who has constantly sat at my
table and slept under my roof�察�goes from my house to his own�察�and
is struck down within an hour of his leaving my house。 I cannot
say but that he may have been followed from my house�察�watched
at my house�察�even first marked because of his association with my
house!which may have suggested his possessing greater wealth�察�
and being altogether of greater importance than his own retiring
demeanour would have indicated。 If I cannot�察�with my means�察�and
my influence�察�and my position�察�bring all the perpetrators of such a
crime to light�察 �I fail in the assertion of my respect for that
gentleman¨s memory�察�and of my fidelity towards one who was ever
faithful to me。 ̄
While he makes this protestation with great emotion and
earnestness�察�looking round the room as if he were addressing an
assembly�察�Mr Bucket glances at him with an observant gravity in
which there might be�察�but for the audacity of the thought�察�a touch
of compassion。
^The ceremony of today�察院 �continues Sir Leicester�察 �strikingly
illustrative of the respect in which my deceased friend�察院�he lays a
stress on the word�察�for death levels all distinctions�察 �was held by
the flower of the land�察 �has�察 �I say�察 �aggravated the shock I have
received from this most horrible and audacious crime。 If it were
my brother who had committed it�察�I would not spare him。 ̄
Mr Bucket looks very grave。 Volumnia remarks of the deceased
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that he was the trustiest and dearest person� �
^You must feel it as a deprivation to you�察 �miss�察院 �replies Mr
Bucket�察 �soothingly�察 �no doubt。 He was calculated to be a
deprivation�察�I¨m sure he was。 ̄
Volumnia gives Mr Bucket to understand�察 �in reply�察 �that her
sensitive mind is fully made up never to get the better of it as long
as she lives�察�that her nerves are unstrung forever�察�and that she has
not the least expectation of smiling again。 Meanwhile she folds up
a cocked´hat for that redoubtable old general at Bath�察�descriptive
of her melancholy condition。
^It gives a start to a delicate female�察院 �says Mr Bucket�察�
sympathetically�察 �but it¨ll wear off。 ̄
Volumnia wishes of all things to know what is doing�拭�Whether
they are going to convict�察�or whatever it is�察�that dreadful soldier�拭�
Whether he had any accomplices�察�or whatever the thing is called
in the law�拭�And a great deal more to the like artless purpose。
^Why you see�察 �miss�察院 �returns Mr Bucket�察 �bringing the finger
into persuasive action!and such is his natural gallantry�察 �that he
had almost said�察�my dear�察 �it ain¨t easy to answer those questions
at the present moment。 Not at the present moment。 I¨ve kept
myself on this case�察 �Sir Leicester Dedlock�察 �Baronet�察院 �whom Mr
Bucket takes into the conversation in right of his importance�察�
^morning�察�noon�察�and night。 But for a glass or two of sherry�察�I don¨t
think I could have had my mind so much upon the stretch as it has
been。 I could answer your questions�察�miss�察�but duty forbids it。 Sir
Leicester Dedlock�察 �Baronet�察 �will very soon be made acquainted
with all that has been traced。 And I hope that he may find it�察院�Mr
Bucket again looks grave�察 �to his satisfaction。 ̄
The debilitated cousin only hopes some fler¨ll be executed!
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zample。 Thinks more interest¨s wanted!get man hanged
presentime!than get man place ten thousand a year。 Hasn¨t a
doubt!zample!far better hang wrong fler than no fler。
^You know life�察 �you know�察 �sir�察院 �says Mr Bucket�察 �with a
complimentary twinkle of his eye and crook of his finger�察 �and you
can confirm what I¨ve mentioned to this lady。 You don¨t want to be
told�察�that�察�from information I have received�察�I have gone to work。
You¨re up to what a lady can¨t be expected to be up to。 Lord� �
especially in your elevated station of society�察 �miss�察院 �says Mr
Bucket�察�quite reddening at another narrow escape from my dear。
^The officer�察 �Volumnia�察院 �observes Sir Leicester�察 �is faithful to
his duty�察�and perfectly right。 ̄
Mr Bucket murmurs�察 �Glad to have the honour of your
approbation�察�Sir Leicester Dedlock�察�Baronet。 ̄
^In fact�察 �Volumnia�察院 �proceeds Sir Leicester�察 �it is not holding
up a good model for imitation�察 �to ask the officer any such
questions as you have put to him。 He is the best judge of his own
responsibility�察 �he acts upon his responsibility。 And it does not
become us�察�who assist in making the laws�察�to impede or interfere
with those who carry them into execution。 Or�察院�says Sir Leicester�察�
somewhat sternly�察�for Volumnia was going to cut in before he had
rounded his sentence�察 �or who vindicate their outraged majesty。 ̄
Volumnia with all humility explains that she has not merely the
plea of curiosity to urge ��in common with the giddy youth of her
sex in general���察 �but that she is perfectly dying with regret and
interest for the darling man whose loss they all deplore。
^Very well�察�Volumnia�察院�returns Sir Leicester。 ^Then you cannot
be too discreet。 ̄
Mr Bucket takes the opportunity of a pause to be heard again。
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^Sir Leicester Dedlock�察�Baronet�察�I have no objections to telling
this lady�察 �with your leave and among ourselves�察 �that I look upon
the case as pretty well complete。 It is a beautiful case!a beautiful
case!and what little is wanting to complete it�察�I expect to be able
to supply in a few hours。 ̄
^I am very glad indeed to hear it�察院�says Sir Leicester。 ^Highly
creditable to you。 ̄
^Sir Leicester Dedlock�察 �Baronet�察院 �returns Mr Bucket�察 �very
seriously�察 �I hope it may at one and the same time do me credit�察�
and prove satisfactory to all。 When I depict it as a beautiful case�察�
you see�察 �miss�察院 �Mr Bucket goes on�察 �glancing gravely at Sir
Leicester�察 �I mean from my point of view。 As considered from
other points of view�察 �such cases will always involve more or less
unpleasantness。 Very strange things comes to our knowledge in
families�察 �miss�察 �bless your heart�察 �what you would think to be
phenomenons�察�quite。 ̄
Volumnia�察�with her innocent little scream�察�supposes so。
^Aye�察 �and even in gen´teel families�察 �in high families�察 �in great
families�察院 �says Mr Bucket�察 �again gravely eyeing Sir Leicester
aside。 ^I have had the honour of being employed in high families
before�察 �and you have no idea!come�察 �I¨ll go so far as to say not
even you have any idea�察�sir�察院�this to the debilitated cousin�察 �what
games goes on