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naturally in the vagabond way here察sir察both myself and Phil。 You 

see what the place is。 You are welcome to a quiet corner of it for 

the   boy察  if   the   same   would   meet   your   views。   No   charge   made察

except      for    rations。    We     are    not   in    a   flourishing      state   of 

circumstances here察sir。 We are liable to be tumbled out neck and 

crop察at a moment¨s notice。 However察sir察such as the place is察and 

so long as it lasts察here it is at your service。 ̄ 



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    With a comprehensive wave of his pipe察  Mr  George   places   the 

whole building at his visitor¨s disposal。 

    ^I   take   it  for  granted察  sir察院 he  adds察    you   being    one   of  the 

medical      staff察 that    there   is   no   present     infection    about    this 

unfortunate subject拭院

   Allan is quite sure of it。 

    ^Because察sir察院  says   Mr   George察  shaking   his   head   sorrowfully察

^we have had enough of that。 ̄ 

    His tone is no less sorrowfully echoed by his new acquaintance。 

^Still察I am bound to tell you察院observes Allan察after repeating his 

former   assurance察   that   the   boy   is   deplorably   low   and   reduced察

and   that   he   may   be!I   do   not   say   that    he   is!too    far  gone   to 

recover。 ̄ 

    ^Do   you   consider   him      in  present    danger察   sir拭院  inquires    the 

trooper。 

    ^Yes察I fear so。 ̄ 

    ^Then察    sir察院 returns    the   trooper察   in  a  decisive    manner察      it 

appears to me!being naturally in the vagabond way myself!that 

the sooner he comes out of the street察the better。 You Phil Bring 

him in 院

    Mr   Squod   tacks   out察  all   on   one   side察  to   execute   the   word   of 

command察and the trooper察having smoked his pipe察lays it by。 Jo 

is   brought     in。  He   is  not   one   of  Mrs    Pardiggle¨s     Tockahoopo 

Indians察    he   is  not   one   of   Mrs   Jellyby¨s    lambs察    being   wholly 

unconnected with Borrioboola´Gha察he is not softened by distance 

and unfamiliarity察he is not a genuine foreign´grown savage察he is 

the ordinary home´made article。 Dirty察ugly察disagreeable to all the 

senses察in body a common creature of the common streets察only in 

soul    a  heathen。     Homely      filth  begrimes     him察  homely     parasites 



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devour   him察  homely   sores   are   in   him察  homely   rags   are   on   him此

native ignorance察the growth of English soil and climate察sinks his 

immortal nature lower than the beasts that perish。 Stand forth察Jo察

in uncompromising colours From the sole of thy foot to the crown 

of thy head察there is nothing interesting about thee。 

    He shuffles slowly into Mr George¨s gallery察and stands huddled 

together in a bundle察looking all about the floor。 He seems to know 

that they have an inclination to shrink   from   him察  partly  for  what 

he   is察  and   partly   for   what   he   has   caused。   He察  too察  shrinks   from 

them。 He is not of the same order of things察not of the same place 

in creation。 He is of no order and no place察neither of the beasts察

nor of humanity。 

    ^Look here察Jo 院says Allan。 ^This is Mr George。 ̄ 

   Jo searches the floor for some time longer察then looks up for a 

moment察and then down again。 

    ^He is a kind friend to you察for he is going to give you lodging´ 

room here。 ̄ 

   Jo   makes   a   scoop   with   one   hand察  which   is   supposed   to   be   a 

bow。     After  a  little  more    consideration察    and   some     backing    and 

changing of the foot on which he rests察he mutters that he is ^wery 

thankful。 ̄ 

    ^You are quite safe here。 All you have to do at present is to be 

obedient察and to get strong。 And mind you tell   us   the   truth  here察

whatever you do察Jo。 ̄ 

    ^Wishermaydie if I don¨t察sir察院says Jo察reverting to his favourite 

declaration。   ^I never  done nothink   yit察  but  wot  you  knows   on察 to 

get myself into no trouble。 I never was in no other  trouble   at all察

sir!¨sept not knowin¨ nothink and starwation。 ̄ 

    ^I   believe   it。   Now   attend   to   Mr   George。   I   see   he   is   going   to 



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speak to you。 ̄ 

    ^My intention merely was察sir察院observes Mr George察amazingly 

broad   and   upright察   to   point   out   to   him   where   he   can   lie   down察

and   get   a   thorough   good   dose   of   sleep。   Now察  look   here。 ̄   As   the 

trooper speaks察he conducts them to the other end of the gallery察

and opens one of the little cabins。 ^There you are察you see Here is 

a mattress察and here you may rest察on good behaviour察as long as 

Mr察  I   ask   your   pardon察  sir察院  he   refers   apologetically   to   the   card 

Allan     has   given    him察    Mr    Woodcourt      pleases。    Don¨t    you    be 

alarmed if  you  hear  shots察  they¨ll be   aimed   at  the   target  and   not 

you。 Now察there¨s another thing I would recommend察sir察院says the 

trooper察turning to his visitor。 ^Phil察come here 院

    Phil bears down upon them according to his usual tactics。 

    ^Here is a man察sir察who was found察when a baby察in the gutter。 

Consequently察it is to be expected that he takes a natural interest 

in this poor creature。 You do察don¨t you察Phil拭院

    ^Certainly and surely I do察guv¨ner察院is Phil¨s reply。 

    ^Now I was thinking察sir察院says Mr George察in a martial sort of 

confidence察as if he were giving his opinion in a council of war at a 

drum´head察 that if this man was to take him to a bath察and was to 

lay out a few shillings in getting him one or two coarse articles! ̄ 

     ^Mr George察my considerate friend察院returns Allan察taking out 

his purse察 it is the very favour I would have asked。 ̄ 

    Phil   Squod   and   Jo   are   sent   out   immediately   on   this   work   of 

improvement。 Miss Flite察quite enraptured by her success察makes 

the best of her way to Court察having great fears that otherwise her 

friend   the   Chancellor  may  be   uneasy  about  her察  or   may   give   the 

judgment she has so long expected察in her absence察and observing 

^which you know察my dear physician察and general察after so many 



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years察   would     be   too   absurdly     unfortunate 院     Allan    takes    the 

opportunity   of   going   out   to   procure   some   restorative   medicines察

and obtaining them near at hand察soon returns to find the trooper 

walking   up   and   down   the   gallery   and   to   fall   into   step   and   walk 

with him。 

    ^I   take    it察 sir察院 says    Mr    George察     that   you    know     Miss 

Summerson pretty well拭院

   Yes察it appears。 

    ^Not related to her察sir拭院

    No察it appears。 

    ^Excuse the apparent curiosity察院says Mr George。 ^It seemed to 

me probable that you might take more than a common interest in 

this   poor    creature察   because     Miss   Summerson        had    taken    that 

unfortunate interest in him。 ¨Tis my case察sir察I assure you。 ̄ 

    ^And mine察Mr George。 ̄ 

    The    trooper    looks   sideways     at  Allan¨s    sunburnt     cheek    and 

bright dark eye察rapidly meas

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