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'

Beg

your

pardon

,

really

!

'

said

the

stranger

.

'

Was

--

?

'

Mrs.

Sparsit

repeated

,

'

A

Powler

.

'

'

Powler

Family

,

'

said

the

stranger

,

after

reflecting

a

few

moments

.

Mrs.

Sparsit

signified

assent

.

The

stranger

seemed

a

little

more

fatigued

than

before

.

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'

You

must

be

very

much

bored

here

?

'

was

the

inference

he

drew

from

the

communication

.

'

I

am

the

servant

of

circumstances

,

sir

,

'

said

Mrs.

Sparsit

,

'

and

I

have

long

adapted

myself

to

the

governing

power

of

my

life

.

'

'

Very

philosophical

,

'

returned

the

stranger

,

'

and

very

exemplary

and

laudable

,

and

--

'

It

seemed

to

be

scarcely

worth

his

while

to

finish

the

sentence

,

so

he

played

with

his

watch-chain

wearily

.

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'

May

I

be

permitted

to

ask

,

sir

,

'

said

Mrs.

Sparsit

,

'

to

what

I

am

indebted

for

the

favour

of

--

'

'

Assuredly

,

'

said

the

stranger

.

'

Much

obliged

to

you

for

reminding

me

.

I

am

the

bearer

of

a

letter

of

introduction

to

Mr.

Bounderby

,

the

banker

.

Walking

through

this

extraordinarily

black

town

,

while

they

were

getting

dinner

ready

at

the

hotel

,

I

asked

a

fellow

whom

I

met

;

one

of

the

working

people

;

who

appeared

to

have

been

taking

a

shower-bath

of

something

fluffy

,

which

I

assume

to

be

the

raw

material

--

'

Mrs.

Sparsit

inclined

her

head

.

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