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glaringly white察that they made the massive iron window´bars and 

iron´bound door even more profoundly black than they were此  we 



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found the trooper standing in a corner。 He had been   sitting  on   a 

bench   there察  and   had   risen   when   he   heard   the   locks   and   bolts 

turn。 

    When he saw us察he came forward a step with his usual heavy 

tread察  and   there   stopped   and   made   a   slight   bow。   But   as   I   still 

advanced察  putting   out   my   hand   to   him察      he   understood     us   in   a 

moment。 

    ^This     is  a  load   off  my    mind察   I  do   assure    you察  miss    and 

gentlemen察院said he察saluting us with great heartiness and drawing 

a long breath。 ^And now I don¨t so much care how it ends。 ̄ 

    He scarcely seemed to be the prisoner。 What with his coolness 

and his soldierly bearing察he looked far more like the prison guard。 

    ^This is even a rougher place than my gallery to receive a lady 

in察院said Mr George察 but I know Miss Summerson will make the 

best of it。 ̄ As he handed me to the bench on which he had been 

sitting察I sat down察which seemed to give him great satisfaction。 

    ^I thank you察miss察院said he。 

    ^Now察George察院observed my Guardian察 as we require no new 

assurances   on   your   part察  so   I   believe   we   need   give   you   none   on 

ours。 ̄ 

    ^Not   at   all察  sir。   I   thank   you   with   all   my   heart。  If  I  was  not 

innocent of this crime察I couldn¨t look at you and keep my secret to 

myself察  under   the   condescension   of   the   present   visit。   I   feel   the 

present  visit  very  much。   I am  not  one   of  the   eloquent  sort察  but   I 

feel it察Miss Summerson and gentlemen察deeply。 ̄ 

    He laid his hand for a moment on his broad chest察and bent his 

head     to   us。  Although      he   squared     himself    again    directly察   he 

expressed      a  great   amount      of  natural    emotion    by   these   simple 

means。 



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    ^First察院   said   my    Guardian察     can    we   do   anything      for  your 

personal comfort察George拭院

    ^For which察sir拭院he inquired察clearing his throat。 

    ^For   your   personal   comfort。   Is   there   anything   you   want察  that 

would lessen the hardship of this confinement拭院

    ^Well察  sir察院  replied   Mr   George察  after   a   little   cogitation察   I   am 

equally obliged to you察but tobacco being against the rules察I can¨t 

say that there is。 ̄ 

    ^You     will   think   of   many     little  things   perhaps察    by´and´by。 

Whenever you do察George察let us know。 ̄ 

    ^Thank you察sir。 Howsoever察院observed Mr George察with one of 

his   sunburnt   smiles察   a   man   who   has   been   knocking   about   the 

world   in a   vagabond   kind   of   way   as   long   as   I   have察  gets   on   well 

enough in a place like the present察so far as that goes。 ̄ 

    ^Next察as to your case察院observed my Guardian。 

    ^Exactly so察sir察院returned Mr George察folding his arms upon his 

breast with perfect self´possession and a little curiosity。 

    ^How does it stand now拭院

    ^Why察  sir察  it   is   under   remand   at   present。   Bucket   gives   me   to 

understand   that   he   will   probably   apply   for   a   series   of   remands 

from time to time until the case is more complete。 How it is to be 

made more complete察I don¨t myself see察but I dare say Bucket will 

manage it somehow。 ̄ 

    ^Why察     Heaven      save    us察  man 院    exclaimed       my    Guardian察

surprised into his old oddity and vehemence察 you talk of yourself 

as if you were somebody else 院

    ^No offence察sir察院said   Mr  George。   ^I am   very  sensible   of   your 

kindness。 But I don¨t see how an innocent man is to make up his 

mind to this kind of thing without  knocking  his   head   against  the 



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walls察unless he takes it in that point of view。 ̄ 

    ^That     is  true   enough      to  a   certain    extent察院   returned     my 

Guardian察 softened。   ^But  my  good   fellow察  even   an   innocent  man 

must take ordinary precautions to defend himself。 ̄ 

    ^Certainly察    sir。  And    I  have   done    so。   I  have   stated    to  the 

magistrates察      Gentlemen察     I  am    as  innocent     of  this   charge    as 

yourselves察what has been stated against me in the way of facts察is 

perfectly   true察   I  know   no   more     about   it。¨  I  intend  to  continue 

stating that察sir。 What more can I do拭It¨s the truth。 ̄ 

    ^But the mere truth won¨t do察院rejoined my Guardian。 

    ^Won¨t     it察 indeed察  sir拭 Rather     a  bad   look´out    for  me 院   Mr 

George good´humouredly observed。 

    ^You   must   have   a   lawyer察院  pursued   my   Guardian。   ^We   must 

engage a good one for you。 ̄ 

    ^I ask your pardon察sir察院said Mr George察with a step backward。 

^I   am   equally   obliged。   But   I   must   decidedly   beg   to   be   excused 

from anything of that sort。 ̄ 

    ^You won¨t have a lawyer拭院

    ^No察   sir。 ̄  Mr   George    shook    his  head    in  the   most   emphatic 

manner。 ^I thank you all the same察sir察but!no lawyer 院

    ^Why not拭院

    ^I   don¨t   take   kindly   to   the   breed察院  said   Mr   George。   ^Gridley 

didn¨t。 And!if you¨ll excuse my saying so much!I should hardly 

have thought you did yourself察sir。 ̄ 

    ^That¨s     Equity察院   my   Guardian      explained察    a  little  at  a  loss察

^that¨s Equity察George。 ̄ 

    ^Is it察indeed察sir拭院returned the trooper察in his offhand manner。 

^I am not acquainted with those shades of names myself察but in a 

general way I object to the breed。 ̄ 



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    Unfolding   his   arms察  and   changing   his   position察  he   stood   with 

one   massive   hand   upon   the   table察  and   the   other   on   his   hip察  as 

complete a picture of a man who was not to be moved from a fixed 

purpose   as   ever   I   saw。   It   was   in   vain   that   we   all   three   talked   to 

him察    and   endeavoured        to  persuade      him察  he   listened    with    that 

gentleness       which   went   so   well   with   his    bluff  bearing察    but   was 

evidently no more shaken by our representations than his place of 

confinement was。 

    ^Pray think察once more察Mr George察院said I。 ^Have you no wish 

in reference to your case拭院

    ^I   certainly   could   wish   it   to   be   tried察  miss察院  he   returned察   by 

court´martial察but that is out of the question察as I am well aware。 If 

you   will   be   so   good   as   to   favour   me   with   your   attention     for   a 

couple of minutes察miss察not more察I¨ll endeavour to explain myself 

as clearly as I can。 ̄ 

    He looked at us all three in turn察shook his head a little as if he 

were   adjusting   it  in   the   stock   and   collar   of   a   tight   uniform察  and 

after a moment¨s reflection went on。 

    ^You see察miss察I have been handcuffed and taken into custody察

and brought here。 I am a marked and disgraced man察and here I 

am。   My   shooting´gallery   is   rummag

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