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leaning forward over the table察pierces what he has got to follow察

directly into Mr Snagsby察with the thumbnail already mentioned。 

    ^It   is察院  says   Chadband察   the   ray   of   rays察  the   sun   of   suns察  the 

moon of moons察the star of stars。 It is the light of Terewth。 ̄ 

    Mr Chadband draws himself up again察and looks triumphantly 

at Mr Snagsby察as if he would be glad to know how he feels after 

that。 

    ^Of Terewth察院says   Mr  Chadband察  hitting  him   again。   ^Say  not 

to me that it is not the lamp of lamps。 I say to you察it is。 I say to you察

a million of times over察it is。 It is I say to you that I will proclaim it 

to you察whether you like it or not察nay察that the less you like it察the 

more I will   proclaim   it  to  you。   With  a speaking´trumpet  I   say  to 

you that if you rear yourself against it察you shall fall察you shall be 

bruised察  you   shall   be   battered察  you   shall   be   flawed察  you   shall   be 

smashed。 ̄ 

    The  present  effect  of  this   flight   of   oratory!much   admired   for 

its general power by Mr Chadband¨s followers!being not only to 

make      Mr   Chadband       unpleasantly      warm察    but   to  represent     the 

innocent Mr Snagsby in the light of a determined enemy to virtue察

with a forehead of brass and a heart of adamant察that unfortunate 

tradesman       becomes      yet   more    disconcerted察     and    is  in  a  very 

advanced       state    of  low    spirits   and    false   position察   when     Mr 

Chadband accidentally finishes him。 

    ^My friends察院he resumes察after dabbing  his   fat  head   for  some 

time!and it smokes to  such an   extent  that  he   seems   to  light  his 

pocket´handkerchief at it察which smokes察too察after every dab!^to 

pursue   the   subject   we   are   endeavouring   with   our   lowly   gifts   to 



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improve察let us in a spirit of love inquire what is that Terewth  to 

which      I   have     alluded。     For察   my    young      friends察院    suddenly 

addressing the ¨prentices and Guster察to their consternation察 if I 

am told by the doctor that  calomel   or  castor´oil   is   good   for  me察 I 

may   naturally   ask   what   is   calomel察  and   what   is   castor´oil。   I   may 

wish   to   be   informed   of   that察  before   I   dose   myself   with   either   or 

with   both。   Now察  my   young   friends察  what   is   this   Terewth察  then拭

Firstly in a spirit of love察what is the common sort of Terewth! 

the working clothes!the every´day wear察my young friends拭Is it 

deception拭院

    ─Ah´h 院from Mrs Snagsby。 

    ^Is it suppression拭院

    A shiver in the negative from Mrs Snagsby。 

    ^Is it reservation拭院

    A   shake   of   the   head   from   Mrs   Snagsby!very   long   and   very 

tight。 

    ^No察my friends察  it  is  neither  of  these。   Neither  of  these   names 

belongs   to   it。   When   this   young   Heathen   now   among   us!who   is 

now察    my   friends察  asleep察   the   seal  of  indifference     and    perdition 

being set upon his eyelids察but do not wake him察for it is right that 

I   should   have   to   wrestle察  and   to   combat   and   to   struggle察  and   to 

conquer察for his sake!when this young hardened Heathen told us 

a story of a Cock察and of a Bull察and of a lady察and of a sovereign察

was that the Terewth拭No。 Or察if it was partly察was it wholly察and 

entirely拭No察my friends察no 院

    If   Mr   Snagsby   could   withstand   his   little   woman¨s   look察  as   it 

enters at his eyes察the windows of his soul察and searches the whole 

tenement察      he   were   other    than    the  man     he  is。  He   cowers     and 

droops。 



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    ^Or察  my   juvenile   friends察院  says   Chadband察  descending   to   the 

level of their comprehension察with a very obtrusive demonstration察

in his greasily meek smile察of coming a long way downstairs for the 

purpose察 if the master of this house was to go forth into the city 

and there see an eel察and was to come back察and was to call untoe 

him the mistress of this house察and was to say察 Sarah察rejoice with 

me察for I have seen an elephant  would that be Terewth拭院

    Mrs Snagsby in tears。 

    ^Or   put   it察  my   juvenile   friends察  that   he   saw   an   elephant察  and 

returning said `Lo察the city is barren察I have seen but an eel察 would 

that be Terewth拭院

    Mrs Snagsby sobbing loudly。 

    ^Or put it察my juvenile friends察院says Chadband察stimulated by 

the    sound察     that   the    unnatural     parents     of   this  slumbering 

Heathen!for         parents    he   had察  my    juvenile    friends察  beyond     a 

doubt!after casting him forth to the wolves and the vultures察and 

the wild dogs and the young gazelles察and the serpents察went back 

to   their   dwellings   and   had   their   pipes察  and   their   pots察  and   their 

flutings    and    their  dancings察    and   their   malt   liquors察  and    their 

butcher¨s meat and poultry察would that be Terewth 院

    Mrs Snagsby replies by delivering herself a prey to spasms察not 

an unresisting prey察but a crying and a tearing one察so that Cook¨s 

Court re´echoes with her shrieks。 Finally察becoming cataleptic察she 

has to be carried up the narrow staircase like a grand piano。 After 

unspeakable        suffering察  productive     of  the  utmost     consternation察

she is pronounced察by expresses from the bedroom察free from pain察

though   much   exhausted察        in   which   state  of   affairs  Mr   Snagsby察

trampled   and crushed   in   the   piano´forte   removal察  and   extremely 

timid and feeble察ventures to come out from behind the door in the 



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drawing´room。 

   All this time察Jo has been standing on the spot where he woke 

up察ever picking his cap察and putting bits of fur in his mouth。 He 

spits   them   out  with  a   remorseful   air察  for  he   feels   that   it   is   in   his 

nature to be an unimprovable reprobate察and that it¨s no good his 

trying to keep awake察for he won¨t never know nothink。 Though it 

may be察Jo察that there is a history so interesting and affecting even 

to minds as near the brutes as thine察recording deeds done on this 

earth for common men察that if the Chadbands察removing their own 

persons from the light察would but show it thee in simple reverence察

would     but   leave   it  unimproved察    would    but   regard    it  as  being 

eloquent     enough     without    their  modest    aid!it    might    hold   thee 

awake察and thou might learn from it yet 

   Jo    never    heard    of  any   such    book。   Its  compilers察    and   the 

Reverend Chadband察are all one to him!except that he knows the 

Reverend Chadband察and would rather run away from him for an 

hour   than   hear   him   talk   for   five   minutes。   ^It   an¨t   no   good   my 

waiting here no longer察院thinks Jo。 ^Mr Snagsby an¨t a going to say 

nothink to me tonight。 ̄ And downstairs he shuffles。 

   But  downstairs is   the   charitable   Guster察  holding   by   the   hand´ 

rail   of  the   kitchen   stairs察and   warding  off  a   fit察  as   yet   doubtfully察

the same having been induced by Mrs   Snagsby¨s   screaming。 She 

has her own supper of bread and cheese to hand to Jo察with whom 

she ventures to interchange a word or so

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