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my needle察 yet察院 said Caddy察 glancing at the repairs on Peepy¨s
frock察 but perhaps I shall improve。 And since I have been
engaged to Prince察and have been doing all this察I have felt better´
tempered察I hope察and more forgiving to Ma。 It rather put me out察
at first this morning察to see you and Miss Clare looking so neat and
pretty察and to feel ashamed of Peepy and myself too察 but察 on the
whole察I hope I am better´tempered than I was察and more forgiving
to Ma。 ̄
The poor girl察 trying so hard察 said it from her heart察 and
touched mine。 ^Caddy察my love察院I replied察 I begin to have a great
affection for you察 and I hope we shall become friends。 ̄ ^Oh察 do
you拭院cried Caddy察 how happy that would make me 院 My dear
Caddy察院said I察 let us be friends from this time察 and let us often
have a chat about these matters察 and try to find the right way
through them。 ̄ Caddy was overjoyed。 I said everything I could察in
my old´fashioned way察to comfort and encourage her察and I would
not have objected to old Mr Turveydrop察that day察for any smaller
consideration than a settlement on his daughter´in´law。
By this time we were come to Mr Krook¨s察whose private door
stood open。 There was a bill察pasted on the door´post察announcing
a room to let on the second floor。 It reminded Caddy to tell me as
we proceeded upstairs察that there had been a sudden death there察
and an inquest察and that our little friend had been ill of the fright。
The door and window of the vacant room being open察 we looked
in。 It was the room with the dark door察 to which Miss Flite had
secretly directed my attention when I was last in the house。 A sad
and desolate place it was察a gloomy察sorrowful place察that gave me
a strange sensation of mournfulness and even dread。 ^You look
pale察院said Caddy察when we came out察 and cold 院 I felt as if the
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room had chilled me。
We had walked slowly察while we were talking察and my Guardian
and Ada were here before us。 We found them in Miss Flite¨s
garret。 They were looking at the birds察while a medical gentleman
who was so good as to attend Miss Flite with much solicitude and
compassion察spoke with her cheerfully by the fire。
^I have finished my professional visit察院he said coming forward。
^Miss Flite is much better察and may appear in Court as her mind
is set upon it tomorrow。 She has been greatly missed there察 I
understand。 ̄
Miss Flite received the compliment with complacency察 and
dropped a general curtsey to us。
^Honoured察indeed察院said she察 by another visit from the Wards
in Jarndyce Ve´ry happy to receive Jarndyce of Bleak House
beneath my humble roof 院with a special curtsey。 ^Fitz´Jarndyce察
my dear察院she had bestowed that name on Caddy察it appeared察and
always called her by it察 a double welcome 院
^Has she been very ill拭院asked Mr Jarndyce of the gentleman
whom we had found in attendance on her。 She answered for
herself directly察though he had put the question in a whisper。
^O decidedly unwell O very unwell indeed察院 she said察
confidentially。 ^Not pain察you know!trouble。 Not bodily so much
as nervous察 nervous The truth is察院 in a subdued voice and
trembling察 we have had death here。 There was poison in the
house。 I am very susceptible to such horrid things。 It frightened
me。 Only Mr Woodcourt knows how much。 My physician察 Mr
Woodcourt 院 with great stateliness。 ^The Wards in Jarndyce!
Jarndyce of Bleak House!Fitz´Jarndyce 院
^Miss Flite! ̄ said Mr Woodcourt察in a grave kind of voice察as if
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he were appealing to her while speaking to us察and laying his hand
gently on her arm察 Miss Flite describes her illness with her usual
accuracy。 She was alarmed by an occurrence in the house which
might have alarmed a stronger person察 and was made ill by the
distress and agitation。 She brought me here察 in the first hurry of
the discovery察 though too late for me to be of any use to the
unfortunate man。 I have compensated myself for that
disappointment by coming here since察and being of some small use
to her。
^The kindest physician in the college察院whispered Miss Flite to
me。 ^I expect a judgement。 On the day of Judgement。 And shall
then confer estates。 ̄
^She will be as well察 in a day or two察院 said Mr Woodcourt察
looking at her with an observant smile察 as she ever will be。 In
other words察 quite well of course。 Have you heard of her good
fortune拭院
^Most extraordinary 院 said Miss Flite察 smiling brightly。 ^You
never heard of such a thing察 my dear Every Saturday察
Conversation Kenge察or Guppy Clerk to Conversation K。察places
in my hand a paper of shillings。 Shillings。 I assure you Always the
same number in the paper。 Always one for every day in the week。
Now you know察 really So well´timed察 is it not拭 Ye´es From
whence do these papers come察you say拭That is the great question。
Naturally。 Shall I tell you what I think拭I think察院 said Miss Flite察
drawing herself back with a very shrewd look察 and shaking her
right forefinger in a most significant manner察 that the Lord
Chancellor察 aware of the length of time during which the Great
Seal has been open察 。for it has been open a long time。 forwards
them。 Until the Judgement I expect察 is given。 Now that¨s very
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creditable察you know。 To confess in that way that he is a little slow
for human life。 So delicate Attending Court the other day!I
attend it regularly!with my documents!I taxed him with it察and
he almost confessed。 That is察I smiled at him from my bench察and
he smiled at me from his bench。 But it¨s great good fortune察 is it
not拭 And Fitz´Jarndyce lays the money out for me to great
advantage。 O察I assure you to the greatest advantage 院
I congratulated her as she addressed herself to me upon this
fortunate addition to her income察 and wished her a long
continuance of it。 I did not speculate upon the source from which
it came察 or wonder whose humanity was so considerate。 My
Guardian stood before me contemplating the birds察and I had no
need to look beyond him。
^And what do you call these little fellows察 ma¨am拭院 said he in
his pleasant voice。 ^Have they any names拭院
^I can answer for Miss Flite that they have察院 said I察 for she
promised to tell us what they were。 Ada remembers拭院
Ada remembered very well。
^