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after the property!to look over the papers察and to  look after  the 

property。   We   shall   make   good   our   title。   It   is   in   the   hands   of   my 

solicitor。   Mr   Tulkinghorn察  of   Lincoln¨s   Inn   Fields察  over   the   way 

there察  is   so   good   as   to   act   as   my   solicitor察  and   grass   don¨t   grow 

under  his   feet察  I   can   tell  ye。  Krook    was    Mrs   Smallweed¨s       only 

brother察she had no relation but Krook察and Krook had no relation 

but Mrs Smallweed。 I am speaking of your brother察you brimstone 

black´beetle察that was seventy´six years of age。 ̄ 



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    Mrs Smallweed instantly begins to shake her head察and pipe up察

^Seventy´six pound seven and sevenpence Seventy´six  thousand 

bags of money Seventy´six hundred thousand million of parcels of 

banknotes 院

    ^Will somebody give me a quart pot拭院exclaims her exasperated 

husband察     looking    helplessly   about    him察   and   finding   no   missile 

within his reach。 ^Will somebody obleege me with a spittoon拭Will 

somebody hand me anything hard and bruising to pelt at her拭You 

hag察    you    cat察 you    dog察   you    brimstone      barker 院    Here     Mr 

Smallweed察wrought up to the highest pitch by his own eloquence察

actually   throws   Judy   at   her   grandmother   in   default   of   anything 

else察by butting that young virgin at the old lady with such force as 

he can muster察and then dropping into his chair in a heap。 

    ^Shake me up察somebody察  if   you¨ll be   so  good察院 says   the   voice 

from     within    the  faintly   struggling     bundle    into   which     he  has 

collapsed。 ^I have come to look after the property。 Shake me   up察

and call in the police on duty at the next house察to be explained to 

about the property。 My  solicitor  will   be   here presently  to  protect 

the property。 Transportation or the gallows for anybody who shall 

touch     the  property 院    As   his  dutiful   grandchildren      set  him    up察

panting察and putting him through the usual restorative process of 

shaking   and      punching察    he   still  repeats  like  an   echo察   the!the 

property The property property 院

    Mr   Weevle   and   Mr   Guppy   look   at   each   other察  the   former   as 

having relinquished the whole affair察the latter with a discomfited 

countenance察  as   having   entertained   some   lingering   expectations 

yet。   But    there    is  nothing     to  be   done    in   opposition     to   the 

Smallweed interest。 Mr Tulkinghorn¨s clerk comes down from his 

official   pew   in   the   chambers察  to   mention   to   the   police   that   Mr 



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Tulkinghorn is answerable for its being all correct about the next 

of   kin察  and   that   the  papers     and   effects   will  be   formally     taken 

possession   of   in   due   time   and   course。   Mr   Smallweed   is   at   once 

permitted so far to assert his supremacy as to be carried on a visit 

of   sentiment   into   the   next   house察  and   upstairs   into   Miss   Flite¨s 

deserted room察where he  looks  like a   hideous bird  of  prey  newly 

added to her aviary。 

    The   arrival   of   this   unexpected   heir   soon   taking   wind        in  the 

court察  still makes   good   for   the   Sol察  and   keeps   the   court   upon   its 

mettle。 Mrs Piper and Mrs Perkins think it hard upon   the   young 

man     if  there   really   is  no   will察 and    consider    that   a  handsome 

present ought to be made him out of the estate。 Young Piper and 

Young Perkins察as members of that restless juvenile circle which is 

the terror of the foot´passengers in Chancery Lane察  crumble   into 

ashes     behind     the  pump     and    under    the   archway察    all  day   long察

where wild yells and hootings take place over their remains。 Little 

Swills   and  Miss  M。   Melvilleson   entered   into  affable   conversation 

with their patrons察feeling that these unusual occurrences level the 

barriers between professionals and non´professionals。 Mr Bogsby 

puts up ^The popular song of KING DEATH with chorus by the 

whole strength of the company察院as the great harmonic feature of 

the week察and announces in the bill that ^J。 G。 B。 is induced to do 

so at a considerable extra expense察in consequence of a wish which 

has   been   very   generally   expressed   at   the   bar  by   a   large   body   of 

respectable individuals and in homage to a late melancholy event 

which      has   aroused      so  much      sensation。 ̄     There     is  one    point 

connected with the deceased察upon which the court is particularly 

anxious察  namely察  that   the   fiction   of   a   full´sized   coffin   should   be 

preserved察      though     there    is  so   little  to   put   in   it。  Upon     the 



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undertaker¨s stating in the Sol¨s bar in the course of the day察that 

he    has   received    orders    to  construct    ^a   six´footer察院   the  general 

solicitude      is  much      relieved察   and    it   is  considered       that   Mr 

Smallweed¨s conduct does him great honour。 

    Out of the court察and a long way out of it察there is considerable 

excitement  too察  for  men   of  science   and philosophy   come   to   look察

and carriages set down doctors at the corner who arrive with the 

same   intent察  and   there   is   more   learned   talk   about   inflammable 

gases     and    phosphuretted        hydrogen      than    the   court    has   ever 

imagined。   Some   of   these   authorities   of   course   the   wisest   hold 

with  indignation  that  the   deceased   had no  business   to  die   in   the 

alleged     manner察  and     being   reminded       by   other   authorities     of  a 

certain inquiry into the evidence for such deaths察reprinted in the 

sixth volume of the Philosophical Transactions察and also of a book 

not    quite    unknown察      on   English     Medical     Jurisprudence察       and 

likewise of the Italian case of the Countess Cornelia Baudi as set 

forth in detail by one Bianchini察prebendary of Verona察who wrote 

a scholarly work or so察and was occasionally heard of in his time as 

having     gleams     of  reason    in  him察  and    also   of  the  testimony     of 

Messrs。   Foder└   and   Mere察  two   pestilent   Frenchmen   who  would 

investigate the subject察and further察of the corroborative testimony 

of   Monsieur      Le   Cat察 a  rather    celebrated     French     surgeon     once 

upon   a   time察  who   had   the   unpoliteness   to   live   in   a   house   where 

such a case occurred察and even to write an account of it察still they 

regard the late Mr Krook¨s obstinacy察in going out of the world by 

any such by´way察as wholly unjustifiable and personally offensive。 

The less the court understands of all this察the more the court likes 

it察  and   the   greater   enjoyment   it   has   in   the   stock   in   trade   of   the 

Sol¨s Arms。 Then察there   comes   the   artist  of  a picture   newspaper察



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with  a   foreground   and   figures   ready   drawn   for  anything察  from   a 

wreck on the Cornish coast to a review in Hyde Par

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