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stares   about   him   in   such   a   confused   way�察  �that   Mrs   Rouncewell 

feels it necessary to explain。 

    ^Miss Dedlock don¨t speak of my eldest son�察�Sir Leicester�察�but 

my youngest。 I have found him。 He has come home。 ̄ 

    Sir   Leicester   breaks   silence   with   a   harsh   cry。   ^George�拭  �Your 

son George come home�察�Mrs Rouncewell�拭院�

    The    old  housekeeper   wipes        her  eyes。   ^Thank     God。   Yes�察  �Sir 

Leicester。 ̄ 

    Does this discovery of some one lost�察�this return of some one so 

long gone�察�come upon him as a strong confirmation of his hopes�拭�

Does he   think�察 �Shall  I   not�察  �with  the   aid   I   have�察  �recall   her  safely 

after this�察�there being fewer hours in her case than there are years 

in his�拭院�

    It is of no use entreating him�察�he is determined   to  speak now�察�

and    he   does。   In  a  thick   crowd    of  sounds�察   �but   still  intelligibly 

enough to be understood。 

    ^Why did you not tell me�察�Mrs Rouncewell�拭院�

    ^It happened only yesterday�察�Sir Leicester�察�and I doubted your 

being well enough to be talked to of such things。 ̄ 

    Besides�察  �the    giddy   Volumnia   now   remembers          with   her   little 

scream      that   nobody      was    to  have    known      of  his   being    Mrs 

Rouncewell¨s   son�察  �and       that   she  was   not   to   have  told。   But   Mrs 

Rouncewell protests�察�with warmth enough to swell the stomacher�察�

that of course she would have told Sir Leicester as soon as he got 

better。 

    ^Where      is  your    son    George�察    �Mrs    Rouncewell�拭院       �asks   Sir 

Leicester。 

    Mrs   Rouncewell�察  �not   a   little   alarmed   by   his   disregard   of   the 

doctor¨s injunctions�察�replies�察�in London。 



Charles Dickens                                                     ElecBook Classics 


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                                  Bleak House                                   1087 



    ^Where in London�拭院�

    Mrs Rouncewell is constrained to admit that he is in the house。 

    ^Bring him here to my room。 Bring him directly。 ̄ 

    The    old   lady  can   do   nothing     but  go   in  search    of  him。   Sir 

Leicester�察    �with   such    power    of  movement       as  he   has�察  �arranges 

himself a little�察�to receive him。 When he has done so�察�he looks out 

again     at  the  falling   sleet  and   snow�察   �and   listens   again    for  the 

returning steps。 A quantity of straw has been tumbled down in the 

street to deaden the noises there�察�and she might be driven to the 

door     perhaps     without    his   hearing     wheels。    He   is  lying    thus�察�

apparently   forgetful   of   his   newer   and   minor   surprise�察  �when   the 

housekeeper returns�察�accompanied by her trooper son。 Mr George 

approaches softly to the bedside�察�makes his bow�察�squares his chest�察�

and stands�察�with his face flushed�察�very heartily ashamed of himself。 

    ^Good   Heaven�察  �and   it   is   really   George   Rouncewell� 院  �exclaims 

Sir Leicester。 ^Do you remember me�察�George�拭院�

    The   trooper   needs   to   look   at   him�察  �and   to   separate   this   sound 

from that sound�察�before he knows what he has said�察�but doing this�察�

and being a little helped by his mother�察�he replies�此�

    ^I   must   have   a   very   bad   memory�察  �indeed�察  �Sir   Leicester�察  �if   I 

failed to remember you。 ̄ 

    ^When      I  look    at  you�察  �George     Rouncewell�察院      �Sir   Leicester 

observes      with   difficulty�察  �I  see   something   of   a   boy   at   Chesney 

Wold!I remember well!very well。 ̄ 

    He looks at the trooper until tears come into his eyes�察�and then 

he looks at the sleet and snow again。 

    ^I ask your pardon�察�Sir Leicester�察院�says the trooper�察 �but would 

you accept of my  arms   to  raise  you  up。   You  would lie  easier�察�Sir 

Leicester�察�if you would allow me to move you。 ̄ 



Charles Dickens                                                     ElecBook Classics 


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    ^If you please�察�George Rouncewell�察�if you will be so good。 ̄ 

    The   trooper   takes   him   in   his   arms   like   a   child�察  �lightly   raises 

him�察   �and    turns   him    with   his  face   more    towards     the   window。 

^Thank      you。   You    have    your   mother¨s     gentleness�察院    �returns    Sir 

Leicester�察 �and your own strength。 Thank you。 ̄ 

    He   signs  to  him   with  his   hand   not  to  go  away。   George   quietly 

remains at the bedside�察�waiting to be spoken to。 

    ^Why   did   you   wish   for   secrecy�拭院  �It   takes   Sir   Leicester   some 

time to ask this。 

    ^Truly I am not much to boast of�察�Sir Leicester�察�and I!I should 

still�察�Sir Leicester�察�if you was not so indisposed!which I hope you 

will not be long!I should still hope for the favour of being allowed 

to   remain     unknown   in     general。    That   involves    explanations      not 

very hard to be guessed at�察�not very well timed here�察�and not very 

creditable to myself。 However opinions may differ on a variety of 

subjects�察    �I  should    think    it  would     be   universally     agreed�察   �Sir 

Leicester�察�that I am not much to boast of。 ̄ 

    ^You     have    been   a   soldier�察院  �observes     Sir  Leicester�察     �and   a 

faithful one。 ̄ 

    George      makes     his  military    bow。    ^As   far  as   that   goes�察  �Sir 

Leicester�察  �I   have   done   my   duty   under   discipline�察  �and   it   was   the 

least I could do。 ̄ 

    ^You     find   me�察院   �says   Sir   Leicester�察   �whose     eyes    are   much 

attracted towards him�察 �far from well�察�George Rouncewell。 ̄ 

    ^I am very sorry both to hear it and to see it�察�Sir Leicester。 ̄ 

    ^I am sure you are。 No。 In addition to my older malady�察�I have 

had a sudden and bad attack。 Something that deadens! ̄ making 

an endeavour to pass one hand down one side�察 �and confuses! ̄ 

touching his lips。 



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    George�察  �with   a   look   of   assent   and   sympathy�察  �makes      another 

bow。   The   different   times   when   they   were   both   young   men   ��the 

trooper much the younger of the two���察�and looked at one another 

down at Chesney Wold�察�arise before them both and soften both。 

    Sir Leicester�察�evidently with a great determination to say�察�in his 

own manner�察�something that is on his mind before relapsing into 

silence�察   �tries  to  raise   himself    among     his  pillows   a  little  more。 

George   observant  of  the   action�察  �takes   him   in   his   arms   again   and 

places    him    as  he  desires    to  be。  ^Thank     you�察  �George。    You    are 

another      self  to  me。   You    have   often   carried    my   spare    gun   at 

Chesney   Wold�察  �George。   You   are   familiar   to   me   in   these   strange 

circumstances�察�very familiar。 ̄ He has put Sir Leicester¨s sounder 

arm over his shoulder in lifting him up�察�and Sir Leicester is slow in 

drawing it away again�察�as he says these words。 

    ^I was about to add�察院�he presently goes on�察 �I was about to add�察�

respecting this attack�察�that it was unfortunately simultaneous with 

a slight misunderstanding between my Lady and myself。 I do not 

mean that there was any difference between us ��for there has been 

none���察    �but    that   there    was     a   misunderstanding         of   certain 

circumstances important only to ourselves�察�which deprives me�察�for 

a little while�察�of my Lady¨s society。 She has found it necessary  to 

make a journey�察�I trust will shortly return。 Volumnia�察�do I make 

myself intelligible�拭�The words are not quite under my command�察�

in the manner of pronouncing them。 ̄ 

   Volumnia   understands   him   perfectly�察  �and   in   truth   he   delivers 

himself with far greater plainness than could have been supposed 

possible a minute ago。 The effort by which he does so�察�is written in 

the anxious and labouring expression of his face。 Nothing but the 

strength of his purpose enables him to make it。 



Charles Dickens                                                     ElecBook Classics 


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    ^Therefore�察�Volumnia�察�I desire to say in your presence!and in 

the    presence     of  my   old   retainer   and    friend�察  �Mrs   Rouncewell�察�

whose truth and fidelity no one can question!and in the presence 

of her son George�察�who comes back like a familiar recollection of 

my youth in the home of my ancestors at Chesney Wold!in case I 

should relapse�察�in case I should not recover�察�in case I should lose 

both my speech and the power of writing�察�though I hope for better 

things! ̄ The old housekeeper weeping silently�察�Volumnia in the 

greatest     agitation�察  �with   the   freshest   bloom    on   her   cheeks�察   �the 

trooper with his arms folded and his head a little bent�察�respectfully 

attentive。 

    ^Therefore      I  desire   to  say�察 �and   to  call  you   all  to  witness! 

beginning�察�Volumnia�察�with yourself�察�most solemnly!that I am on 

unaltered      terms    with    Lady    Dedlock。     That   I  assert    no   cause 

whatever      of  complaint     against    her。   That   I  have   ever   had    the 

strongest affection for her�察�and that I retain it undiminished。 Say 

this to herself�察�and to every one。 If you ever say less than this�察�you 

will be guilty of deliberate falsehood to me。 ̄ 

   Volumnia        tremblingly      protests    that    she   will   observe     his 

injun

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