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   It is a part of Mr Tulkinghorn¨s policy and mastery to have no 

political   opinions察  indeed察 no   opinions。   Therefore   he   says   ^you ̄ 

are beaten察and not ^we。 ̄ 

   Sir   Leicester   is   majestically   wroth。   Volumnia   never   heard   of 

such a thing。   The   debilitated   cousin   holds   that  it¨s!sort  of  thing 

that¨s sure tapn slongs votes!giv¨n!Mob。 

   ^It¨s the place察you know察院Mr Tulkinghorn goes on to say in the 

fast increasing darkness察when there is silence again察 where they 

wanted to put up Mrs Rouncewell¨s son。 ̄ 

   ^A proposal which察as you correctly informed me at the time察he 

had   the   becoming   taste   and   perception察院  observes   Sir   Leicester察

^to   decline。   I  cannot   say  that   I  by  any  means     approve    of  the 

sentiments   expressed   by   Mr   Rouncewell察  when   he   was   here   for 

some half´hour察in this room察but there was a sense of propriety in 

his decision which I am glad to acknowledge。 ̄ 

   ^Ha 院says Mr Tulkinghorn。 ^It did not prevent him from being 

very active in this election察though。 ̄ 

   Sir Leicester is distinctly heard to gasp before speaking。 ^Did I 

understand you拭Did you say that Mr Rouncewell had   been   very 

active in this election拭院

   ^Uncommonly active。 ̄ 

   ^Against! ̄ 

    ^O dear yes察against you。 He is a very good speaker。 Plain and 

emphatic。 He made a damaging effect察and has great influence。 In 

the business´part of the proceedings he carried all before him。 ̄ 

   It is evident to the whole company察though nobody can see him察

that Sir Leicester is staring majestically。 

   ^And he was much assisted察院says Mr Tulkinghorn察as a wind´ 

up察 by his son。 ̄ 



Charles Dickens                                                  ElecBook Classics 


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    ^By his son察sir拭院repeats Sir Leicester察with awful politeness。 

    ^By his son。 ̄ 

    ^The son who wished to marry the young woman in my Lady¨s 

service拭院

    ^That son。 He has but one。 ̄ 

    ^Then察  upon   my   honour察院     says   Sir   Leicester察  after   a  terrific 

pause察during which he has been heard to snort and felt to stare察

^then   upon   my   honour察  upon   my   life察  upon   my   reputation   and 

principles察the floodgates of society are burst open察and the waters 

have!a!obliterated           the   landmarks     of   the  framework       of  the 

cohesion by which things are held together 院

    General     burst   of  cousinly   indignation。    Volumnia      thinks   it  is 

really high time察you know察for somebody in power to step in and 

do   something  strong。   Debilitated   cousin   thinks!Country¨s   going 

!DAYVLE!steeple´chase pace。 

    ^I beg察院says Sir  Leicester察  in a   breathless  condition察   that  we 

may     not   comment      further   on   this  circumstance。      Comment       is 

superfluous。   My  Lady察  let   me   suggest   in   reference   to   that   young 

woman! ̄ 

    ^I have no intention察院observes my Lady from her window察in a 

low but decided tone察 of parting with her。 ̄ 

    ^That was not my meaning察院returns Sir Leicester。 ^I am glad 

to hear you say so。 I would suggest that as you think her worthy of 

your patronage察you should exert your influence to keep her from 

these dangerous hands。 You might show her what violence would 

be done察in such association察to her duties and principles察and you 

might   preserve   her   for   a   better   fate。   You   might   point   out   to   her 

that she probably would察in good time察find a husband at Chesney 

Wold察  by   whom   she   would   not   be! ̄   Sir   Leicester   adds察  after   a 



Charles Dickens                                                   ElecBook Classics 


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moment¨s        consideration察      dragged       from    the    altars    of   her 

forefathers。 ̄ 

    These     remarks     he  offers   with   his  unvarying      politeness    and 

deference      when    he   addresses     himself    to  his  wife。   She   merely 

moves her head in   reply。   The   moon   is   rising察and  where   she   sits 

there is a little stream of cold pale light察in which her head is seen。 

    ^It is worthy of remark察院says Mr Tulkinghorn察 however察that 

these people are察in their way察very proud。 ̄ 

    ^Proud拭院Sir Leicester doubts his hearing。 

    ^I should not be surprised察if they all voluntarily abandoned the 

girl!yes察     lover    and    all!instead       of   her   abandoning        them察

supposing        she    remained       at    Chesney       Wold     under      such 

circumstances。 ̄ 

    ^Well 院    says   Sir  Leicester察   tremulously察      Well    You    should 

know察Mr Tulkinghorn。 You have been among them。 ̄ 

    ^Really察  Sir   Leicester察院  returns     the   lawyer察   I  state  the   fact。 

Why I could tell you a story!with Lady Dedlock¨s permission。 ̄ 

    Her head concedes it察and   Volumnia   is   enchanted。 A   story  O察

he is going to tell something at last A ghost in it察Volumnia hopes拭

    ^No。    Real    flesh  and    blood。 ̄    Mr   Tulkinghorn       stops   for   an 

instant察  and   repeats察  with   some   little   emphasis   grafted   upon   his 

usual     monotony察       Real    flesh   and    blood察   Miss    Dedlock。     Sir 

Leicester察these particulars have only lately become known to me。 

They are very brief。 They exemplify what I have   said。 I   suppress 

names for the present。 Lady Dedlock will not think me ill´bred察I 

hope。 ̄ 

    By   the   light   of   the   fire察  which   is   low察  he   can   be   seen   looking 

towards the moonlight。 By the light of the moon Lady Dedlock can 

be seen察perfectly still。 



Charles Dickens                                                     ElecBook Classics 


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    ^A townsman of this Mrs Rouncewell察a man in exactly parallel 

circumstances察       as  I  am   told察  had   the   good    fortune    to  have   a 

daughter who attracted the notice of a great lady。 I speak of really 

a great lady察not merely great to him察but married to a gentleman 

of your condition察Sir Leicester。 ̄ 

    Sir   Leicester    condescendingly        says察   Yes察  Mr    Tulkinghorn察院

implying  that  then   she must  have appeared   of   very   considerable 

moral dimensions indeed察in the eyes of an ironmaster。 

    ^The   lady  was   wealthy  and beautiful察  and  had a   liking  for  the 

girl察and treated her with great kindness察and kept her always near 

her。   Now   this   lady   preserved   a   secret   under   all    her   greatness察

which she had preserved for many years。 In fact察she had in early 

life been engaged to marry a young rake!he was a captain in the 

army!nothing          connected      with   whom      came    to  any   good。    She 

never did marry him察but she gave birth to a child of which he was 

the father。 ̄ 

    By   the   light   of   the   fire   he  can  be   seen  looking   towards    the 

moonlight。 By the moonlight察Lady Dedlock can be seen in profile察

perfectly still。 

    ^The captain in the army being dead察she believed herself safe察

but a train of circumstances with which I need not trouble you察led 

to discovery。 As I received the story察they began in an imprudence 

on her own part one day察when she was taken by surprise察which 

shows how difficult it is for the firmest of us she was very firm to 

be    always     guarded。     There     was    great    domestic      trouble    and 

amazement察    

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