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'
Candidly
to
confess
everything
that
has
occurred
to
me
,
'
said
James
Harthouse
,
again
gliding
with
the
same
appearance
of
effort
into
his
more
airy
manner
;
'
I
will
confide
to
you
my
doubt
whether
he
has
had
many
advantages
.
Whether
--
forgive
my
plainness
--
whether
any
great
amount
of
confidence
is
likely
to
have
been
established
between
himself
and
his
most
worthy
father
.
'
'
I
do
not
,
'
said
Louisa
,
flushing
with
her
own
great
remembrance
in
that
wise
,
'
think
it
likely
.
'
'
Or
,
between
himself
,
and
--
I
may
trust
to
your
perfect
understanding
of
my
meaning
,
I
am
sure
--
and
his
highly
esteemed
brother-in-law
.
'
She
flushed
deeper
and
deeper
,
and
was
burning
red
when
she
replied
in
a
fainter
voice
,
'
I
do
not
think
that
likely
,
either
.
'
'
Mrs.
Bounderby
,
'
said
Harthouse
,
after
a
short
silence
,
'
may
there
be
a
better
confidence
between
yourself
and
me
?
Tom
has
borrowed
a
considerable
sum
of
you
?
'
'
You
will
understand
,
Mr.
Harthouse
,
'
she
returned
,
after
some
indecision
:
she
had
been
more
or
less
uncertain
,
and
troubled
throughout
the
conversation
,
and
yet
had
in
the
main
preserved
her
self-contained
manner
;
'
you
will
understand
that
if
I
tell
you
what
you
press
to
know
,
it
is
not
by
way
of
complaint
or
regret
.
I
would
never
complain
of
anything
,
and
what
I
have
done
I
do
not
in
the
least
regret
.
'
'
So
spirited
,
too
!
'
thought
James
Harthouse
.
'
When
I
married
,
I
found
that
my
brother
was
even
at
that
time
heavily
in
debt
.
Heavily
for
him
,
I
mean
.
Heavily
enough
to
oblige
me
to
sell
some
trinkets
.
They
were
no
sacrifice
.
I
sold
them
very
willingly
.
I
attached
no
value
to
them
.
They
,
were
quite
worthless
to
me
.
'
Either
she
saw
in
his
face
that
he
knew
,
or
she
only
feared
in
her
conscience
that
he
knew
,
that
she
spoke
of
some
of
her
husband
's
gifts
.
