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    ^You  said   on   that   occasion察院  I   recommenced察   that   you   might 

possibly have the means of advancing my interests察and promoting 

my     fortunes察  by   making     discoveries     of  which    I  should    be   the 

subject。 I presume that you founded that belief upon your general 

knowledge of my being an orphan girl察indebted for everything to 

the benevolence of Mr Jarndyce。 Now察the beginning and the end 

of what I have come to beg of you is察Mr Guppy察that you will have 

the kindness to relinquish all idea of so serving me。 I have thought 

of   this   sometimes察  and   I   have   thought   of   it   most   lately!since   I 

have been ill。 At length I have decided察in case you should at any 

time recall that purpose察and act upon it any way察to come to you察

and assure you that you are altogether mistaken。 You could make 

no discovery in reference to me that would do me the least service察

or give me the   least  pleasure。   I   am acquainted   with  my  personal 



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history察and I have it in my power to assure you that you never can 

advance      my    welfare    by  such    means。     You   may察   perhaps察    have 

abandoned   this   project   a   long   time。   If   so察  excuse   my   giving   you 

unnecessary trouble。 If not察I entreat you察on the assurance I have 

given   you察  henceforth   to   lay   it   aside。   I   beg   you   do   this察  for   my 

peace。 ̄ 

    ^I   am   bound   to   confess察院  said   Mr   Guppy察   that   you     express 

yourself察miss察with that good sense   and   right  feeling  for  which  I 

gave you credit。 Nothing can be more satisfactory than such right 

feeling察and if I mistook any intentions on your part just now察I am 

prepared to tender a full apology。 I should wish to be understood察

miss察  as   hereby   offering   that   apology!limiting   it察      as   your   own 

good sense and right feeling will point out the necessity of察to the 

present proceedings。 ̄ 

    I must say for Mr Guppy that the shuffling manner he had had 

upon him improved very much。 He seemed truly glad to be able to 

do something I asked察and he looked ashamed。 

    ^If you will allow me to finish what I have to say at once察so that 

I may have no occasion to resume察院I went on察seeing him about to 

speak察 you will do me a kindness察sir。 I come to you as privately as 

possible察because you announced this impression of yours to me in 

a confidence which I have   really  wished   to  respect!and   which  I 

always   have   respected察  as   you   remember。   I   have   mentioned   my 

illness。 There really is no reason why I should hesitate to say that I 

know very well that any little delicacy I might have had in making 

a request to you察is quite removed。 Therefore I make the entreaty I 

have     now     preferred察    and     I  hope     you    will   have    sufficient 

consideration for me察to accede to it。 ̄ 

    I   must  do  Mr  Guppy   the   further   justice   of   saying   that   he   had 



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looked     more    and    more    ashamed察    and    that   he   looked    most 

ashamed察and very earnest察when he now  replied   with  a  burning 

face此 

   ^Upon my word and honour察upon my life察upon my soul察Miss 

Summerson察as I am a living man察I¨ll act according to your wish 

I¨ll never go another step in opposition to it。 I¨ll take my oath to it察

if  it   will  be  any   satisfaction  to  you。  In  what   I  promise    at  this 

present time touching the matters now in question察院continued Mr 

Guppy察rapidly察as if he were repeating a familiar form of words察 I 

speak the truth察the whole truth察and nothing but the truth察so! ̄ 

    ^I am quite satisfied察院said I察rising at this point察 and I thank 

you very much。 Caddy察my dear察I am ready 院

   Mr Guppy¨s mother returned with Caddy now making met me 

the recipient of her silent laughter and her nudges察and we took 

our  leave。   Mr  Guppy  saw  us   to  the  door  with  the  air  of  one  who 

was either imperfectly awake or walking in his sleep察and we left 

him there察staring。 

   But in a minute he came after us down the street without any 

hat察and with his long hair all blown about察and stopped us察saying 

fervently此

   ^Miss Summerson察upon my honour and soul察you may depend 

upon me 院

   ^I do察院said I察 quite confidently。 ̄ 

   ^I beg your pardon察miss察院said Mr  Guppy察  going  with  one  leg 

and staying with the other察 but this lady being present!your own 

witness!it might  be a   satisfaction   to   your   mind   which   I   should 

wish to set at rest if you was to repeat those admissions。 ̄ 

   ^Well察Caddy察院said I察turning to her察 perhaps you will not be 

surprised when I tell you察my dear察that there never has been any 



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engagement! ̄ 

    ^No   proposal   or   promise   of   marriage   whatsoever察院  suggested 

Mr Guppy。 

    ^No    proposal     or  promise     of  marriage     whatsoever察院    said   I察

^between this gentleman! ̄ 

    ^William Guppy of Penton Place察Pentonville察in the county of 

Middlesex察院he murmured。 

    ^Between this gentleman察Mr William Guppy察of Penton Place察

Pentonville察in the county of Middlesex察and myself。 ̄ 

    ^Thank     you察  miss察院  said   Mr   Guppy。    ^Very    full察er!excuse 

me!lady¨s name察Christian and surname both拭院

   I gave them。 

    ^Married woman察I believe拭院said Mr Guppy。 ^Married woman。 

Thank   you。   Formerly   Caroline   Jellyby察  spinster察  then   of   Thavies 

Inn察   within    the  city   of  London察    but   extra´parochial察    now     of 

Newman Street察Oxford Street。 Much obliged。 ̄ 

   He ran home and came running back again。 

    ^Touching   that   matter察  you   know察  I   really   and   truly   am   very 

sorry that my arrangements in life察combined with circumstances 

over   which   I   have   no   control察  should   prevent   a   renewal   of   what 

was   wholly   terminated   some   time   back察院  said   Mr   Guppy   to   me察

forlornly and despondently察 but it couldn¨t be。 Now could it察you 

know拭I only put it to you。 ̄ 

   I replied it certainly  could not。   The   subject  did   not  admit  of  a 

doubt。   He   thanked  me察and   ran   to  his mother¨s   again!and   back 

again。 

    ^It¨s very honourable of you察miss察I am sure察院said Mr Guppy。 

^If   an   altar   could   be   erected   in   the   bowers  of   friendship!but察

upon   my  soul察  you  may  rely  upon   me   in   every   respect察  save   and 



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except the tender passion only 院

    The     struggle     in   Mr     Guppy¨s      breast察    and    the    numerous 

oscillations it  occasioned   him   between   his mother¨s   door   and   us察

were   sufficiently conspicuous in   the   windy  street  particularly  as 

his   hair  wanted   cutting察  to  make  us   hurry  away。   I   did   so   with   a 

lightened heart察but when we last looked back察Mr Guppy was still 

oscillating in the same troubled state of mind。 



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