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    ^So  I   apprehend   it¨s pretty  clear察院  said   Richard   to me察   that   I 

shall   have   to   work   my   own   way。   Never   mind   Plenty   of   people 

have had to do that before now察and have done it。 I only wish I had 

the   command   of   a   clipping   privateer察  to   begin   with察     and    could 

carry off the Chancellor and keep him on short allowance until he 

gave judgment in our cause。 He¨d find himself growing thin察if he 

didn¨t look sharp 院

    With a buoyancy and hopefulness and a gaiety that hardly ever 

flagged察  Richard   had   a   carelessness   in       his  character   that   quite 

perplexed   me!principally   because   he   mistook   it察  in   such   a   very 

odd   way察  for   prudence。   It   entered   into   all   his   calculations   about 

money察  in   a   singular   manner察  which   I   don¨t   think   I     can   better 

explain     than    by   reverting     for  a   moment      to   our   loan    to  Mr 

Skimpole。 

    Mr    Jarndyce      had    ascertained     the   amount察     either   from    Mr 

Skimpole himself or from Coavinses察and had placed the money in 

my hands with instructions to me to retain my own part of it and 

hand the rest to Richard。 The number of little acts of thoughtless 

expenditure   which   Richard   justified   by   the         recovery   of   his   ten 

pounds察  and   the   number   of   times   he   talked   to   me   as   if   he   had 

saved     or   realised    that  amount察     would    form    a   sum    in  simple 

addition。 

    ^My prudent Mother Hubbard察why not拭院he said to me察when 

he wanted察without the least consideration察to bestow five pounds 

on   the   brickmaker。   ^I   made   ten   pounds察  clear察  out   of   Coavinses¨ 

business。 ̄ 

    ^How was that拭院said I。 

    ^Why察I got rid of ten pounds which I was quite content to get 



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rid of察and never expected to see any more。 You don¨t deny that拭院

    ^No察院said I。 

    ^Very well察then I came into possession of ten pounds! ̄ 

    ^The same ten pounds察院I hinted。 

    ^That has nothing to do with it 院returned Richard。 ^I have got 

ten pounds more than I expected to have察and consequently I can 

afford to spend it without being particular。 ̄ 

    In   exactly   the   same   way察  when   he   was   persuaded   out   of   the 

sacrifice of these five pounds by being convinced that it would do 

no good察he carried that sum to his credit and drew upon it。 

    ^Let   me   see 院  he   would   say。   ^I   saved   five   pounds   out   of   the 

brickmaker¨s affair察so察if I have a good rattle to London and back 

in   a   post´chaise察  and   put   that   down   at   four   pounds察  I   shall   have 

saved one。 And it¨s a very good thing to save one察let me tell you察a 

penny saved察is a penny got 院

    I believe Richard¨s was as frank and generous a nature as there 

possibly can be。 He was ardent and brave察and察in the midst of all 

his wild restlessness察was so gentle察that I knew him like a brother 

in a few weeks。 His gentleness was natural to him察and would have 

shown itself abundantly察even without Ada¨s influence察but察with it察

he   became      one   of   the   most   winning   of   companions察      always    so 

ready to be interested察and always so happy察sanguine察and light´ 

hearted。   I   am   sure   that   I察  sitting   with   them察 and    walking   with 

them察  and   talking   with   them察  and   noticing   from   day   to   day   how 

they    went    on察  falling   deeper     and   deeper     in  love察  and    saying 

nothing   about   it察  and   each   shyly   thinking   that   this   love   was   the 

greatest of secrets察perhaps not yet suspected even by the other!I 

am   sure   that   I   was   scarcely   less   enchanted   than   they   were察  and 

scarcely less pleased with the pretty dream。 



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    We were going on in this way察when one morning at breakfast 

Mr   Jarndyce   received   a   letter察  and   looking   at   the   superscription 

said察   From   Boythorn拭  Aye察  aye 院  and   opened   and   read   it   with 

evident pleasure察announcing to us察in a parenthesis察when he was 

about   halfway   through察  that   Boythorn   was   ^coming   down ̄   on   a 

visit。 Now察who was Boythorn拭we all thought。 And I dare say we 

all thought察too!I am sure I did察  for  one!would  Boythorn   at  all 

interfere with what was going forward拭

    ^I went to school with this fellow察Lawrence Boythorn察院said Mr 

Jarndyce察tapping the letter as he laid it on the table察 more than 

five´and´forty years ago。 He was then the   most  impetuous   boy  in 

the   world察  and   he   is  now  the   most  impetuous   man。   He   was   then 

the loudest boy in the world察and he is now  the   loudest man。   He 

was   then   the   heartiest   and   sturdiest  boy   in   the   world察  and   he   is 

now the heartiest and sturdiest man。 He is a tremendous fellow。 ̄ 

    ^In stature察sir拭院asked Richard。 

    ^Pretty   well察  Rick察  in   that   respect察院  said   Mr   Jarndyce察   being 

some ten years older than I察and a couple of inches taller察with his 

head thrown back like an   old   soldier察  his   stalwart  chest  squared察

his   hands   like    a   clean   blacksmith¨s察  and    his   lungs there¨s       no 

simile for his lungs。 Talking察laughing察or snoring察they make   the 

beams of the house shake。 ̄ 

    As Mr Jarndyce sat enjoying the image of his friend Boythorn察

we   observed   the   favourable   omen         that   there   was    not   the  least 

indication of any change in the wind。 

    ^But it¨s the inside of the man察the warm heart of the man察the 

passion   of   the   man察  the   fresh   blood   of   the   man察  Rick!and   Ada察

and little Cobweb too察for you are all interested in a visitor that I 

speak of察院he pursued。 ^His language is as sounding as his voice。 



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He is always in extremes察perpetually in the superlative degree。 In 

his condemnation he is all ferocity察You might suppose him to be 

an Ogre察from what he says察and I believe he has the reputation of 

one     with    some     people。    There     I  tell   you    no   more     of   him 

beforehand。 You must not be surprised to see him take me under 

his protection察for he has never forgotten that I was a low boy at 

school察  and  that  our  friendship   began in  his knocking   two   of   my 

head   tyrant¨s   teeth   out   he   says   six   before   breakfast。   Boythorn 

and his man察院to me察 will be here this afternoon察my dear。 ̄ 

    I took care that  the   necessary  preparations   were   made   for  Mr 

Boythorn¨s   reception察  and   we   looked   forward   to   his   arrival   with 

some curiosity。 The afternoon wore away察however察and he did not 

appear。 The dinner´hour arrived察and still he did not appear。 The 

dinner was put back an hour察and we were sitting  round   the   fire 

with   no   light   but   the   blaze察  when   the   hall´door   suddenly   burst 

open察and   the   hall   resounded   with  these   words察  uttered   with   the 

greatest vehemence and in a stentorian tone此

    ^We   have   been   misdirected察  Jarndyce察  by   a   most   abandoned 

ruffian察who told us  to  take   the   turning  to  the   right  instead   of  to 

the   left。   He   is   the   most   i

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