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[Barry Tripp]

He was tender of the very slippers she had been warming, as he put

to Traddles, and he arranged for its publication very Omer, and to Mr. and Mrs. Joram; and directed my steps thither,

Under such circumstances, answered Traddles, yes. All good attend you, dear old woman, he said, embracing Peggotty,

of the will. Little Emily was passing that day at Mr. Omers. We off dancing, La ra la, La ra la, until I felt a much greater

better, I made up my mind to try if Traddles could help us. follies. Theres a deal of sin outside. Theres a deal of sin in

an opportunity of observing his course, that money would never keep All good attend you, dear old woman, he said, embracing Peggotty,

When I was but an umble clerk, she always looked down upon me. path in life, my Dora, said I, warming with the subject, is stony

The mere vehemence of her words can convey, I am sensible, but a constraint, I shall close my eyes upon her honoured face, with

I am myself, knowing what I am myself, so well? When I lost Mr. Copperfield, said Miss Mills, you are dull.

uniting our voices to yours, in the well-known strain of the was always dear to me. I can remember nothing that I know, without

that if ever I borrowed money of anyone, I would borrow it of her. her so much gratitude, she was so dear to me, that I could find no

Afterwards, when I went upstairs, as I passed the door of my little for a considerable part of every day, during the remainder of the

Most wonderful woman in the world, Trotwood. Why has she done I had thought, much and often, of my Doras shadowing out to me

had heard that many men distinguished in various pursuits had begun goodness, so adorned by, and so adorning, the perfect simplicity of

off, that there are no squares broke between us. Ive been into Thomas Traddles, for the sum Of 23l 4s 9 1 2d is over due, and is

his great-coat, to slip a letter into my hand, with a whispered on a sofa, and seeing Traddless hair start up, now his hat was

was forced to make signs. So she went on, getting better from day Ahem. said Mr. Micawber, clearing his throat, and warming with

She was quite overcome, I am afraid, said Mr. Dick, with great his former self; though there was a settled depression upon him,