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charged      himself    even    with   restraining     Mr    Skimpole     from 

improving his opportunity。 One person whom he need not name to 

me察it was not now possible for him to advise or help。 He wished it 

were察  but   no   such   thing   could   be。   If   her   mistrust   of   the   lawyer 

whom   she   had   mentioned   were   well´founded察  which   he   scarcely 

doubted察he dreaded discovery。 He   knew  something  of  him察both 

by   sight   and  by   reputation察  and   it  was  certain   that  he  was   a 

dangerous      man。   Whatever     happened察    he   repeatedly    impressed 

upon me with anxious affection and kindness察I was as innocent of 

as himself察and as unable to influence。 

   ^Nor do I understand察院said he察 that any doubts tend towards 

you察my dear。 Much suspicion may exist without that connection。 ̄ 

   ^With   the   lawyer察院  I   returned。   ^But   two   other   persons  have 

come into my mind since I have been anxious。 ̄ Then I told him all 

about Mr Guppy察who I feared might have had his vague surmises 

when   I   little   understood   his   meaning察  but   in   whose   silence   after 

our last interview I expressed perfect confidence。 

   ^Well察院said   my  Guardian。  ^Then   we   may   dismiss   him   for   the 

present。 Who is the other拭院



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    I called to his recollection the French maid and the eager offer 

of herself she had made to me。 

    ^Ha 院    he   returned     thoughtfully察     that   is  a  more     alarming 

person than the clerk。 But after all察my dear察it was but seeking for 

a new service。 She had seen you and Ada a little while before察and 

it   was   natural   that   you   should   come   into   her   head。   She   merely 

proposed herself for your maid察you know。 She did nothing more。 ̄ 

    ^Her manner was strange察院said I。 

    ^Yes察and her manner was strange when she took her shoes off察

and  showed   that  cool   relish  for  a  walk   that  might  have   ended in 

her    death´bed察院    said   my    Guardian。     ^It  would    be   useless    self´ 

distress and torment to reckon up such chances and possibilities。 

There are very few  harmless   circumstances   that  would not  seem 

full of perilous meaning察so considered。 Be hopeful察little woman。 

You   can   be   nothing   better   than   yourself察  be     that察 through   this 

knowledge察as you were before you had it。 It is the best you can do察

for everybody¨s sake。 I sharing the secret with you! ̄ 

    ^And lightening it察Guardian察so much察院said I。 

    ^!Will be attentive to what passes in that family察so far as I can 

observe it from my distance。 And if the time should come when I 

can stretch out a hand to render the least service to one whom it is 

better not  to  name  even   here察  I   will not  fail   to  do  it  for  her  dear 

daughter¨s sake。 ̄ 

    I thanked him with my whole heart。 What could I  ever  do  but 

thank him I was going out at the door察when he asked me to stay a 

moment。 Quickly turning round察I saw that same expression on his 

face again察and all at once察I don¨t know how察it flashed upon me as 

a new and far off possibility that I understood it。 

    ^My     dear    Esther察院   said   my    Guardian察      I   have    long   had 



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something in my thoughts that I have wished to say to you。 ̄ 

    ^Indeed拭院

    ^I have had some difficulty in approaching it察and I still have。 I 

should     wish   it  to  be  so  deliberately    said察 and   so   deliberately 

considered。 Would you object to my writing it拭院

    ^Dear Guardian察how could I object to your writing anything for 

me to read拭院

    ^Then   see察  my   love察院  said   he察  with   his   cheery   smile察   am   I   at 

this moment quite as plain and easy!do I seem as open察as honest 

and old´fashioned察as I am at any time拭院

   I answered察in all earnestness察 Quite。 ̄ With the strictest truth察

for   his   momentary      hesitation    was    gone   it  had   not   lasted  a 

minute察    and   his   fine察 sensible察  cordial察  sterling   manner     was 

restored。 

    ^Do I look as if I suppressed anything察meant anything but what 

I said察had any reservation at all察no matter what拭院  said  he察  with 

his bright clear eyes on mine。 

   I answered察most assuredly he did not。 

    ^Can you fully trust me察and thoroughly rely on what I profess察

Esther拭院

    ^Most thoroughly察院said I察with my whole heart。 

    ^My dear girl察院returned my Guardian察 give me your hand。 ̄ 

   He took it in his察holding me lightly with his arm察and察looking 

down      into   my    face   with   the   same     genuine     freshness    and 

faithfulness     of  manner!the       old  protecting    manner     which    had 

made that house my home in a moment!said察 You have wrought 

changes   in   me察  little   woman察  since   the   winter   day   in   the   stage 

coach。 First and last you have done me a world of good察since that 

time。 ̄ 



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    ^Ah察Guardian察what have you done for me since that time拭院

    ^But察院said he察 that is not to be remembered now。 ̄ 

    ^It never can be forgotten。 ̄ 

    ^Yes察  Esther察院  said   he察  with   a   gentle   seriousness察   it   is   to   be 

forgotten      now察   to  be   forgotten     for  a  while。    You    are   only   to 

remember now察that nothing can change me as you know me。 Can 

you feel quite assured of that察my dear拭院

    ^I can察and I do察院I said。 

    ^That¨s much察院he answered。 ^That¨s everything。 But I must not 

take that察at a word。 I will not write this something in my thoughts察

until    you   have   quite   resolved     within   yourself    that   nothing   can 

change me as you know me。 If you doubt that in the least degree I 

will never write it。 If you are sure of that察on good consideration察

send Charley to me this night week!`for the letter。¨ But if you are 

not  quite   certain察never  send。   Mind察  I   trust   to   your   truth察  in   this 

thing   as   in   everything。   If   you   are   not   quite   certain   on   that   one 

point察never send 院

    ^Guardian察院  said   I察   I   am   already   certain。   I   can   no   more   be 

changed in that conviction察that you can be changed towards me。 I 

shall send Charley for the letter。 ̄ 

    He shook my hand and said no more。 Nor was any more said in 

reference   to   this   conversation察  either   by   him   or   me察  through   the 

whole week。 When the appointed night came察I said to Charley as 

soon     as  I  was    alone察   Go    and   knock     at  Mr    Jarndyce¨s     door察

Charley察     and    say   you   have    come     from    me!`for      the   letter。¨ ̄ 

Charley   went   up   the   stairs察  and   down   the   stairs察  and   along   the 

passages!the zig´zag way about the old´fashioned house seemed 

very long in my listening ears that night!and so came back察along 

the passages察and down the stairs察and up the stairs察and brought 



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the letter。 ^Lay it on the table察Charley察院said I。 So Charley laid it 

on the table and went to bed察and I sat looking at it without taking 

it up察thinking of many thi

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