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and to conquer what was amiss in himself察and to acquire the very
soul of decision察that he made my heart ache keenly察sorely。 For察I
thought how would this end察 how could this end察 when so soon
and so surely all his manly qualities were touched by the fatal
blight that ruined everything it rested on
I spoke to Richard with all the earnestness I felt察 and all the
hope I could not quite feel then察and implored him察for Ada¨s sake察
not to put any trust in Chancery。 To all I said察 Richard readily
assented察 riding over the Court and everything else in his easy
way察and drawing the brightest pictures of the character he was to
settle into!alas察when the grievous suit should loose its hold upon
him We had a long talk察 but it always came back to that察 in
substance。
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At last察 we came to Soho Square察 where Caddy Jellyby had
appointed to wait for me察as a quiet place in the neighbourhood of
Newman´street。 Caddy was in the garden in the centre and
hurried out as soon as I appeared。 After a few cheerful words察
Richard left us together。
^Prince has a pupil over the way察Esther察院said Caddy察 and got
the key for us。 So察if you will walk round and round here with me察
we can lock ourselves in察 and I can tell you comfortably what I
wanted to see your dear good face about。 ̄
^Very well察 my dear察院 said I。 ^Nothing could be better。 ̄ So
Caddy察 after affectionately squeezing the dear good face as she
called it察locked the gate察and took my arm察and we began to walk
round the garden very cosily。
^You see察Esther察院said Caddy察who thoroughly enjoyed a little
confidence察 after you spoke to me about its being wrong to marry
without Ma¨s knowledge察 or even to keep Ma long in the dark
respecting our engagement!though I don¨t believe Ma cares
much for me察 I must say!I thought it right to mention your
opinions to Prince。 In the first place察 because I want to profit by
everything you tell me察and in the second place察because I have no
secrets from Prince。 ̄
^I hope he approved察Caddy拭院
^O察 my dear I assure you he would approve of anything you
could say。 You have no idea what an opinion he has of you 院
^Indeed拭院
^Esther察 it¨s enough to make anybody but me jealous察院 said
Caddy察 laughing and shaking her head察 but it only makes me
joyful察for you are the first friend I ever had察and the best friend I
ever can have察and nobody can respect and love you too much to
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please me。 ̄
^Upon my word察 Caddy察院 said I察 you are in the general
conspiracy to keep me in a good humour。 Well察my dear拭院
^Well I am going to tell you察院 replied Caddy察 crossing her
hands confidentially upon my arm。 ^So we talked a good deal
about it察and so I said to Prince察 Prince察as Miss Summerson!¨ ̄
^I hope you didn¨t say `Miss Summerson拭 ̄
^No。 I didn¨t 院 cried Caddy察 greatly pleased察 and with the
brightest of faces。 ^I said察 Esther。¨ I said to Prince察 As Esther is
decidedly of that opinion察Prince察and has expressed it to me察and
always hints it when she writes those kind notes察which you are so
fond of hearing me read to you察I am prepared to disclose the truth
to Ma whenever you think proper。 And I think察Prince察 said I察 that
Esther thinks that I should be in a better察 and truer察 and more
honourable position altogether察if you did the same to your Papa。¨ ̄
^Yes察my dear察院said I。 ^Esther certainly does think so。 ̄
^So I was right察you see 院exclaimed Caddy。 ^Well this troubled
Prince a good deal察not because he had the least doubt about it察
but he is so considerate of the feelings of old Mr Turveydrop察and
he had his apprehensions that old Mr Turveydrop might break his
heart察or faint away察or be very much overcome in some affecting
manner or other察if he made such an announcement。 He feared old
Mr Turveydrop might consider it undutiful察and might receive too
great a shock。 For察 old Mr Turveydrop¨s deportment is very
beautiful you know察 Esther察院added Caddy察 and his feelings are
extremely sensitive。 ̄
^Are they察my dear拭院
^O察 extremely sensitive。 Prince says so。 Now察 this has caused
my darling child!I didn¨t mean to use the expression to you察
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Esther察院Caddy apologised察her face suffused with blushes察 but I
generally call Prince my darling child。 ̄
I laughed察and Caddy laughed and blushed察and went on。
^This has caused him察Esther! ̄
^Caused whom察my dear拭院
^O you tiresome thing 院said Caddy察laughing察 with her pretty
face on fire。 ^My darling child察 if you insist upon it This has察
caused him weeks of uneasiness察 and has made him delay察 from
day to day察in a very anxious manner。 At last he said to me察 Caddy察
if Miss Summerson察who is a great favourite with my father察could
be prevailed upon to be present when I broke the subject察I think I
could do it。¨ So I promised I would ask you。 And I made up my
mind察 besides察院 said Caddy察 looking at me hopefully but timidly察
^that if you consented察 I would ask you afterwards to come with
me to Ma。 This is what I meant察when I said in my note that I had a
great favour and a great assistance to beg of you。 And if you
thought you could grant it察 Esther察 we should both be very
grateful。 ̄
^Let me see察 Caddy察院said I察 pretending to consider。 ^Really I
think I could do a greater thing than that察 if the need were
pressing。 I am at your service and the darling child¨s察 my dear察
whenever you like。 ̄
Caddy was quite transported by this reply of mine察 being察 I
believe察as susceptible to the least kindness or encouragement as
any tender heart that ever beat in this world察 and after another
turn or two round the garden察during which she put on an entirely
new pair of gloves察 and made herself as resplendent as possible
that she might do no avoidable discredit to the Master of
Deportment察we went to Newman Street direct。
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Prince was teaching察of course。 We found him engaged with a
not very hopeful pupil!a stubborn little girl with a sulky
forehead