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the bell´rope察 shall I wish you good day for the present察 on the
part of myself and the gentleman of the house拭院 he asks in an
insinuating tone。
Nobody having the hardihood to object to his doing so察he does
it察and the party retire as they came up。 Mr Bucket follows them to
the door察and察returning察says with an air of serious business此
^Sir Leicester Dedlock察 Baronet察 it¨s for you to consider
whether or not to buy this up。 I should recommend察on the whole察
it¨s being bought up myself察and I think it may be bought pretty
cheap。 You see察that little pickled cucumber of a Mrs Snagsby has
been used by all sides of the speculation察and has done a deal more
harm in bringing odds and ends together than if she had meant it。
Mr Tulkinghorn察 deceased察 he held all these horses in his hand察
and could have drove ¨em his own way察I haven¨t a doubt察but he
was fetched off the box head´foremost察 and now they have got
their legs over the traces察 and are all dragging and pulling their
own ways。 So it is察and such is life。 The cat¨s away察and the mice
they play察 the frost breaks up察 and the water runs。 Now察 with
regard to the party to be apprehended。 ̄
Sir Leicester seems to wake察 though his eyes have been wide
open察and he looks intently at Mr Bucket察as Mr Bucket refers to
his watch。
^The party to be apprehended is now in this house察院proceeds
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Mr Bucket察 putting up his watch with a steady hand察 and with
rising spirits察 and I¨m about to take her into custody in your
presence。 Sir Leicester Dedlock察 Baronet察 don¨t you say a word察
nor yet stir。 There¨ll be no noise察 and no disturbance at all。 I¨ll
come back in the course of the evening if agreeable to you察 and
endeavour to meet your wishes respecting this unfortunate family
matter察 and the nobbiest way of keeping it quiet。 Now Sir
Leicester Dedlock察 Baronet察 don¨t you be nervous on account of
the apprehension at present coming off。 You shall see the whole
case clear察from first to last。 ̄
Mr Bucket rings察 goes to the door察 briefly whispers Mercury察
shuts the door察and stands behind it with his arms folded。 After a
suspense of a minute or two察the door slowly opens察and a French
woman enters。 Mademoiselle Hortense。
The moment she is in the room察 Mr Bucket claps the door to察
and puts his back against it。 The suddenness of the noise
occasions her to turn察 and then察 for the first time察 she sees Sir
Leicester Dedlock in his chair。
^I ask your pardon察院she mutters hurriedly。 ^They tell me there
was no one here。 ̄
Her step towards the door brings her front to front with Mr
Bucket。 Suddenly a spasm shoots across her face察 and she turns
deadly pale。
^This is my lodger察 Sir Leicester Dedlock察院 says Mr Bucket察
nodding at her。 ^This foreign young woman has been my lodger
for some weeks back。 ̄
^What do Sir Leicester care for that察 you think察 my angel拭院
returns Mademoiselle察in a jocular strain。
^Why察my angel察院returns Mr Bucket察 we shall see。 ̄
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Mademoiselle Hortense eyes him with a scowl upon her tight
face察which gradually changes into a smile of scorn。 ^You are very
mysterieuse。 Are you drunk拭院
^Tolerable sober察my angel察院returns Mr Bucket。
^I come from arriving at this so detestable house with your wife。
Your wife have left me察 since some minutes。 They tell me
downstairs that your wife is here。 I come here察and your wife is not
here。 What is the intention of this fool¨s play察 say then拭院
Mademoiselle demands察 with her arms composedly crossed察 but
with something in her dark cheek beating like a clock。
Mr Bucket merely shakes the finger at her。
^Ah察 my God察 you are an unhappy idiot 院 cries Mademoiselle察
with a toss of her head and a laugh。!^Leave me to pass
downstairs察great pig。 ̄ With a stamp of her foot察and a menace。
^Now察 Mademoiselle察院 says Mr Bucket察 in a cool determined
way察 you go and sit down upon that sofy。 ̄
^I will not sit down upon nothing察院she replies察with a shower of
nods。
^Now察 Mademoiselle察院 repeats Mr Bucket察 making no
demonstration察 except with the finger察 you sit down upon that
sofy。 ̄
^Why拭院
^Because I take you into custody on a charge of murder察 and
you don¨t need to be told it。 Now察I want to be polite to one of your
sex and a foreigner察if I can。 If I can¨t察I must be rough察and there¨s
rougher ones outside。 What I am to be察 depends on you。 So I
recommend you察as a friend察afore another half a blessed moment
has passed over your head察to go and sit down upon that sofy。 ̄
Mademoiselle complies察 saying in a concentrated voice察 while
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that something in her cheek beats fast and hard察 You are a
Devil。 ̄
^Now察 you see察院 Mr Bucket proceeds approvingly ^you¨re
comfortable察and conducting yourself as I should expect a foreign
young woman of your sense to do。 So I¨ll give you a piece of advice察
and it¨s this察Don¨t you talk too much。 You¨re not expected to say
anything here察and you can¨t keep too quiet a tongue in your head。
In short察the less you Parlay察the better察you know。 ̄ Mr Bucket is
very complacent over this French explanation。
Mademoiselle察 with that tigerish expansion of the mouth察 and
her black eyes darting fire upon him察sits upright on the sofa in a
rigid state察with her hands clenched!and her feet too察one might
suppose!muttering察 O察you Bucket察you are a Devil 院
^Now察 Sir Leicester Dedlock察 Baronet察院 says Mr Bucket察 and
from this time forth the finger never rests察 this young woman察my
lodger察was her Ladyship¨s maid at the time I have mentioned to
you察 and this young woman察 besides being extraordinary
vehement and passionate against her Ladyship after being
discharged! ̄
^Lie 院cries Mademoiselle。 ^I discharge myself。 ̄
^Now察 why don¨t you take my advice拭院 returns Mr Bucket察 in
an impressive察almost in an imploring tone。 ^I¨m surprised at the
indiscreetness you commit。 You¨ll say something that¨ll be used
against you察you know。 You¨re sure to come to it。 Never you mind
what I say察till it¨s given in evidence。 It¨s not addressed to you。 ̄
^Discharge察 too 院 cries Mademoiselle察 furiously察 by her
Ladyship Eh察 my faith察 a pretty Ladyship Why察 I r´r´r´ruin my