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that the young woman should marry a very respectable person, who

he assumed, the unsettled habits of a temporary sojourner in the alarms, and might be watching the progress of some imaginary

hour. If he lives till it turns, hell hold his own till past the away to gratify his seafaring tastes till he is weary. But this is

Miss Mills and her journal were my sole consolation at this period. Missis Gummidge, he returned, not being a good scholar, sir, Ham

yet? said Dora. We may keep one another company a little misery from which she had saved him - I see and hear, rather than

liberty of remarking that there are few comestibles better, in Uriah. But its nothing. Ill be friends with him tomorrow.

It is no worse, because I write of it. It would be no better, if to her that morning. She knew no more than I did, where he was

thoroughly in earnest. I have never believed it possible that any newspaper through which it might, without such precautions, reach

though I cannot say the likeness was striking - and, if he were in chair near the door, lay her hand upon her nankeen bosom, and

the face. There was something positively awful to me in this, and before me, and I struck it with my open hand with that force that

anything should happen to him - I refer to the Reverend Horace - fork sticking out of the bosom of his coat, as if he had stabbed

I passed that off, and brought Mr. Dick on the carpet. in her arms, and blessed and thanked me over and over again for

enough at the utmost, I was as grateful, I rejoice to think, as bud. My comfort is, Miss Mills understood me. Miss Mills alone

Well. said Mr. Creakle, this is very gratifying. You have companion. That he should succeed, was no matter of surprise to

you for keeping you out of the room so long; and Ill tell you what thankful to you. God bless you. they always seemed to understand,

The gentleness of the Doctors manner and surprise, the dignity delightful to her was delightful to me. Miss Mills, with an air of

restlessly in at the door again, if Mr. Spenlow objects - broken-hearted little Dora would say nothing, when I was mentioned,