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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。 

    ^

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