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spends   his   evenings   at   her   new   house   with   his   head   against   the 

wall�察�as he used to do in her old one。 I have heard that Mrs Jellyby 

was understood to suffer great mortification�察�from her daughter¨s 

ignoble marriage and pursuits�察�but I hope she got over it in time。 

She has been disappointed in Borrioboola Gha�察�which turned out 

a failure in consequence of the King of Borrioboola wanting to sell 

everybody!who           survived    the   climate!for       Rum�察   �but   she    has 

taken up with the rights of women to sit in Parliament�察�and Caddy 

tells me it is a mission involving more correspondence than the old 

one。 I had almost forgotten Caddy¨s poor little girl。 She is not such 

a mite now�察�but she is deaf and dumb。 I believe there never was a 

better  mother  than   Caddy�察  �who  learns�察  �in   her  scanty  intervals   of 

leisure�察�innumerable deaf and dumb arts�察�to soften the affliction of 

her child。 

   As if I were never to have done with Caddy�察�I am reminded here 

of Peepy and   old  Mr  Turveydrop。  Peepy  is   in  the  Custom´house�察�

and doing extremely well。 Old Mr Turveydrop�察�very apolectic�察�still 

exhibits his Deportment about town�察�still enjoys himself in the old 

manner�察  �is   still believed   in�察�in   the   old   way。   He   is   constant   in   his 

patronage of Peepy�察�and is understood to have bequeathed him a 

favourite     French     clock   in  his  dressing´room!which           is  not  his 

property。 

   With the first money we saved at home�察�we added to our pretty 

house      by   throwing     out    a  little  Growlery      expressly     for   my 

Guardian�察  �which   we   inaugurated   with   great   splendour   the   next 

time he came down to see us。 I try to write all this lightly�察�because 

my heart is full in drawing to an end�察�but when I write of him�察�my 

tears will have their way。 



Charles Dickens                                                     ElecBook Classics 


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    I   never   look   at   him�察  �but   I   hear   our   poor   dear   Richard   calling 

him   a   good   man。   To   Ada   and   her   pretty   boy�察  �he   is   the   fondest 

father�察�to me�察�he is what he has ever been�察�and what name can I 

give to that�拭�He is my husband¨s best and dearest friend�察�he is our 

children¨s      darling�察  �he   is  the   object    of  our   deepest     love   and 

veneration。 Yet while I feel towards him as if  he   were   a   superior 

being�察  �I   am   so   familiar   with   him�察  �and   so   easy   with   him�察  �that   I 

almost wonder at myself。 I have never lost my old names�察�nor has 

he lost his�察�nor do I ever�察�when he is with us�察�sit in any other place 

than in my old chair at his side。 Dame Trot�察�Dame Durden�察�Little 

Woman� �all         just   the  same     as  ever�察  �and    I  answer�察   �Yes�察  �dear 

Guardian� �just the same。 

    I   have   never   known   the   wind   to   be   in   the   East   for   a   single 

moment�察�since the day when he took me to the porch to read the 

name。 I remarked to him�察�once�察�that the wind seemed never in the 

East now�此�and he said�察�No�察�truly�此�it had finally departed from that 

quarter on that very day。 

    I think my darling girl is more beautiful than ever。 The sorrow 

that has been in her face!for it is not there now!seems to have 

purified     even   its  innocent     expression�察    �and    to  have   given    it  a 

diviner quality。 Sometimes�察�when I raise my eyes and see her�察  �in 

the black dress that she still wears�察�teaching my Richard�察�I feel!it 

is   difficult   to  express!as     if  it  were   so  good    to  know    that   she 

remembers her dear Esther in her prayers。 

    I call him my Richard� �But he says that he has two mamas�察�and 

I am one。 

    We are not rich in the bank�察�but we have always prospered�察�and 

we   have   quite   enough。   I   never   walk   out   with   my   husband�察  �but   I 

hear the people bless him。 I never go into a house of any degree�察�



Charles Dickens                                                     ElecBook Classics 


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                                    Bleak House                                    1206 



but   I   hear   his   praises�察  �or   see   them   in   grateful   eyes。   I   never   lie 

down   at  night�察  �but   I   know   that   in   the   course   of   that   day   he   has 

alleviated   pain�察  �and   soothed   some   fellow´creature   in   the   time   of 

need。 I know that from the beds of those who were past recovery�察�

thanks  have   often�察  �often   gone   up   in   the   last   hour   for   his   patient 

ministration。 Is not this to be rich�拭�

    The   people   even   praise   Me   as   the   doctor¨s   wife。   The   people 

even   like   Me   as   I   go   about�察  �and   make   so  much   of   me   that   I   am 

quite abashed。 I owe it all to him�察�my love�察�my pride� �They like me 

for his sake�察�as I do everything I do in life for his sake。 

    A   night    or  two    ago�察 �after   bustling     about    preparing     for   my 

darling     and    my   Guardian      and    little  Richard�察   �who     are  coming 

tomorrow�察�I was sitting out in the porch of all places�察�that  dearly 

memorable         porch�察   �when     Allan    came    home。     So   he   said�察   �My 

precious little woman�察�what are you doing here�拭院�And I said�察 �The 

moon   is   shining   so   brightly�察  �Allan�察  �and   the   night   is   so   delicious�察�

that I have been sitting here�察�thinking。 ̄ 

    ^What   have   you   been       thinking   about�察  �my      dear�拭院   �said   Allan 

then。 

    ^How   curious   you   are� 院  �said   I。   ^I   am   almost   ashamed   to   tell 

you�察�but I will。 I have been thinking about my old looks!such as 

they were。 ̄ 

    ^And what have you been thinking about them�察�my busy bee�拭院�

said Allan。 

    ^I have been thinking that I thought it was impossible that you 

could have loved me any better�察�even if I had retained them。 ̄ 

    ^!Such as they were�拭院�said Allan laughing。 

    ^Such as they were�察�of course。 ̄ 

    ^My dear Dame Durden�察院�said Allan�察�drawing my arm through 



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his�察 �do you ever look in the glass�拭院�

   ^You know I do�察�you see me do it。 ̄ 

   ^And don¨t you know that you are prettier than you ever were�拭院�

   I did not know that�察�I am not certain that I know it now。 But I 

know     that  my   dearest    little  pets  are  very  pretty�察 �and   that  my 

darling is very beautiful�察�and that my husband is very handsome�察�

and that my Guardian has the brightest and most benevolent face 

that ever was seen�察�and that they can very well do without much 

beauty in me!even supposing!。 



Charles Dickens                                                 ElecBook Classics 


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