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that  time   go  by  me�察  �what   good   could   come   of   it�拭  �The   worst   was 

past with you�察�mother。 I knew by that time ��being a man�� how you 

had mourned for me�察�and wept for me�察�and prayed for me�察�and the 

pain   was   over�察  �or   was   softened   down�察  �and   I   was   better   in   your 

mind as it was。 ̄ 

    The old lady sorrowfully shakes her head�察�and taking one of his 

powerful hands�察�lays it lovingly upon her shoulder。 

    ^No�察�I don¨t say that it was so�察�mother�察�but that I made it out to 

be so。 I said just now what good could come of it�拭�Well�察�my dear 

mother�察  �some   good   might   have   come   of   it   to   myself!and   there 

was the meanness of it。 You would have sought me out�察�you would 

have purchased my discharge�察�you would have taken me down to 

Chesney  Wold�察  �you  would   have brought  me   and   my brother  and 

my     brother¨s    family    together�察   �you    would    all  have    considered 

anxiously      how    to  do   something      for  me�察  �and    set  me    up   as  a 

respectable   civilian。   But   how   could   any   of   you   feel   sure   of   me�察�

when   I   couldn¨t   so  much  as   feel   sure   of   myself�拭  �How   could   you 

help regarding as an incumbrance and a discredit to you�察�an idle 

dragooning   chap�察      �who    was    an  incumbrance        and   a  discredit   to 

himself�察    �excepting      under     discipline�拭    �How     could    I  look    my 

brother¨s      children    in   the   face�察 �and    pretend     to   set  them     an 

example!I�察�the vagabond boy�察�who had run away from home�察�and 

been the grief and unhappiness of my mother¨s life�拭 �No�察�George。¨ 



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Such were my words�察�mother�察�when I passed this in review before 

me�此 �You have made your bed。 Now�察�lie upon it。¨ ̄ 

    Mrs Rouncewell�察�drawing up her stately form�察�shakes her head 

at the old girl with a swelling pride upon her�察�as much as to say�察 �I 

told   you   so� 院  �The   old   girl   relieves   her   feelings�察  �and   testifies   her 

interest   in   the   conversation�察  �by   giving   the   trooper   a   great   poke 

between       the    shoulders      with   her    umbrella�察     �this   action    she 

afterwards repeats�察�at intervals�察�in a species of affectionate lunacy�此�

never      failing�察   �after    the    administration        of   each     of   these 

remonstrances�察�to resort to the whitened wall and the   grey  cloak 

again。 

    ^This was   the   way  I brought  myself  to  think�察�mother�察  �that  my 

best amends was to lie upon that bed I had made�察�and die upon it。 

And   I   should   have   done   it   ��though   I   have   been   to   see   you   more 

than once down at Chesney Wold�察�when you little thought of me���察�

but for my old comrade¨s wife here�察�who I find has been too many 

for me。 But I thank her for it。 I thank you for it�察�Mrs Bagnet�察�with 

all my heart and might。 ̄ 

    To which Mrs Bagnet responds with two pokes。 

    And now the old lady impresses upon her son George�察�her own 

dear   recovered   boy�察  �her   joy   and   pride�察  �the   light   of   her   eyes�察  �the 

happy close of her life�察�and every fond name she can think of�察�that 

he must be governed by the best advice obtainable by money and 

influence�察  �that   he   must   yield   up   his   case   to   the   greatest   lawyers 

that can be got�察�that he must act�察�in this serious plight�察�as he shall 

be advised to act�察�and must not be self´willed�察�however right�察�but 

must  promise  to  think   only  of  his   poor   old   mother¨s   anxiety   and 

suffering until he is released�察�or he will break her heart。 

    ^Mother�察   �tis   little   enough   to   consent   to�察院  �returns   the   trooper�察�



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stopping her with a kiss�察 �tell me what I shall do�察�and I¨ll make a 

late   beginning�察    �and   do  it。  Mrs  Bagnet�察   �you¨ll   take  care   of  my 

mother�察�I know�拭院�

   A very hard poke from the old girl¨s umbrella。 

    ^If  you¨ll  bring   her   acquainted     with   Mr   Jarndyce     and   Miss 

Summerson�察  �she   will  find   them   of  her  way  of   thinking�察  �and   they 

will give her the best advice and assistance。 ̄ 

    ^And�察�George�察院�says the old lady�察 �we must send with all haste 

for your brother。 He is a sensible sound man as they tell me!out 

in the world beyond Chesney Wold�察�my dear�察�though I don¨t know 

much of it myself!and will be of great service。 ̄ 

    ^Mother�察院�returns the trooper�察 �is it too soon to ask a favour�拭院�

    ^Surely not�察�my dear。 ̄ 

    ^Then   grant   me   this   one   great   favour。   Don¨t   let   my   brother 

know。 ̄ 

    ^Not know what�察�my dear�拭院�

    ^Not know of me。 In fact�察�mother�察�I can¨t bear it�察�I can¨t  make 

up my mind to it。 He has proved himself so different from me�察�and 

has   done   so  much   to   raise   himself   while   I   have   been   soldiering�察�

that I haven¨t brass enough in my composition�察�to see him in this 

place    and   under    this   charge。   How     could   a  man    like  him    be 

expected to have any pleasure in such a discovery�拭�It¨s impossible。 

No�察�keep  my  secret  from   him�察�mother�察  �do  me   a  greater  kindness 

than I deserve�察�and keep my secret from my brother�察�of all men。 ̄ 

    ^But not always�察�dear George�拭院�

    ^Why�察   �mother�察   �perhaps   not   for   good   and   all!though      I  may 

come to ask that too!but keep it now�察�I do entreat you。 If it¨s ever 

broke to him that his Rip of a brother has turned up�察�I could wish�察院�

says   the   trooper�察  �shaking   his   head   very   doubtfully�察   �to   break   it 



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myself�察�and be governed�察�as to advancing or retreating�察�by the way 

in which he seems to take it。 ̄ 

    As   he   evidently   has   a   rooted   feeling   on   this   point�察  �and   as   the 

depth   of   it   is   recognised   in   Mrs   Bagnet¨s   face�察  �his   mother   yields 

her implicit assent to what he asks。 For this he thanks her kindly。 

    ^In all other respects�察�my dear mother�察�I¨ll be as tractable and 

obedient as you can wish�察�on this one alone�察�I stand out。 So now I 

am     ready    even   for   the  lawyers。     I  have   been    drawing     up�察院   �he 

glances   at   his   writing   on   the   table�察   �an   exact   account   of   what   I 

knew   of     the  deceased�察    �and    how   I  came     to  be  involved     in  this 

unfortunate affair。 It¨s entered�察�plain and regular�察�like an orderly´ 

book�察�not a word in it but what¨s wanted for the facts。 I did intend 

to   read   it�察  �straight   on   end�察  �whensoever   I   was   called   upon   to   say 

anything in my defence。 I hope I may be let to do it still�察�but I have 

no  longer  a   will   of   my   own   in   this   case�察  �and   whatever   is   said   or 

done�察�I give my promise not to have any。 ̄ 

    Matters being brought to this so far satisfactory pass�察�and time 

being on the wane�察�Mrs Bagnet proposes a departure。 Again and 

again the old lady hangs upon her son¨s neck�察�and again and again 

the trooper holds her to his broad chest。 

    ^Where are you going to take my mother�察�Mrs Bagnet�拭院�

    ^I   am   going   to   the   town   house�察  �my   dear�察  �the   family   house。   I 

have   some   business   there�察  �that   must   be   looked   to   directly�察院  �Mrs 

Rouncewell answers。 

    ^Will   you   see   my   mother   safe   there�察  �in   a   coach�察  �Mrs   Bagnet�拭�

But of course I know you will。 Why should I ask it� 院�

    Why indeed�察�Mrs Bagnet expresses with the umbrella。 

    ^Take her�察�my old friend�察�and take my gratitude along with you。 

Kisses to Quebec and Malta�察�love to my godson�察�a hearty shake of 



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the   hand   to  Lignum�察  �and   this  for   yourself�察  �and   I   wish   it   was   ten 

thousand pound in gold�察�my dear� 院�So saying�察�the trooper puts his 

lips to the old girl¨s tanned forehead�察�and the door shuts upon him 

in his cell。 

    No   entreaties   on     the  part   of  the  good    old  housekeeper       will 

induce   Mrs   Bagnet   to   retain   the   coach   for   her   own   conveyance 

home。 Jumping out cheerfully at the door of the Dedlock mansion�察�

and   handing   Mrs   Rouncewell   up   the   steps�察  �the   old       girl  shakes 

hands   and   trudges   off�察  �arriving   soon   afterwards   in   the   bosom   of 

the Bagnet family�察�and falling to washing the greens as if nothing 

had happened。 

    My Lady is in that room in which she held her last conference 

with   the   murdered   man�察  �and   is   sitting   where   she   sat   that   night�察�

and     is  looking    at  the   spot   where    he   stood    upon    the   hearth�察�

studying her so leisurely�察�when a tap comes at the door。 Who is it�拭�

Mrs   Rouncewell。   What   has   brought   Mrs   Rouncewell   to   town   so 

unexpectedly�拭�

    ^Trouble�察�my Lady。 Sad trouble。 O�察�my Lady�察�may I beg a word 

with you�拭院�

    What new occurrence is it that makes this tranquil old woman 

tremble   so�拭  �Far   happier   than   her   Lady�察  �as   her   Lady   has   often 

thought�察�why does she falter in this manner�察�and look at her with 

such strange mistrust� �

    ^What is the matter�拭�Sit down and take your breath

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