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'

That

'

h

Jack

the

Giant

Killer

--

piethe

of

comic

infant

bithnith

,

'

said

Sleary

.

'

There

'

th

a

property-houthe

,

you

thee

,

for

Jack

to

hide

in

;

there

'

th

my

Clown

with

a

thauthepan-lid

and

a

thpit

,

for

Jack

'

th

thervant

;

there

'

th

little

Jack

himthelf

in

a

thplendid

thoot

of

armour

;

there

'

th

two

comic

black

thervanth

twithe

ath

big

ath

the

houthe

,

to

thtand

by

it

and

to

bring

it

in

and

clear

it

;

and

the

Giant

(

a

very

ecthpenthive

bathket

one

)

,

he

a

n't

on

yet

.

Now

,

do

you

thee

'em

all

?

'

'

Yes

,

'

they

both

said

.

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'

Look

at

'em

again

,

'

said

Sleary

,

'

look

at

'em

well

.

You

thee

em

all

?

Very

good

.

Now

,

mith

;

'

he

put

a

form

for

them

to

sit

on

;

'

I

have

my

opinionth

,

and

the

Thquire

your

father

hath

hith

.

I

do

n't

want

to

know

what

your

brother

'

th

been

up

to

;

ith

better

for

me

not

to

know

.

All

I

thay

ith

,

the

Thquire

hath

thtood

by

Thethilia

,

and

I

'll

thtand

by

the

Thquire

.

Your

brother

ith

one

them

black

thervanth

.

'

Louisa

uttered

an

exclamation

,

partly

of

distress

,

partly

of

satisfaction

.

'

Ith

a

fact

,

'

said

Sleary

,

'

and

even

knowin

'

it

,

you

could

n't

put

your

finger

on

him

.

Let

the

Thquire

come

.

I

thall

keep

your

brother

here

after

the

performanth

.

I

thant

undreth

him

,

nor

yet

wath

hith

paint

off

.

Let

the

Thquire

come

here

after

the

performanth

,

or

come

here

yourthelf

after

the

performanth

,

and

you

thall

find

your

brother

,

and

have

the

whole

plathe

to

talk

to

him

in

.

Never

mind

the

lookth

of

him

,

ath

long

ath

he

'

th

well

hid

.

'

Louisa

,

with

many

thanks

and

with

a

lightened

load

,

detained

Mr.

Sleary

no

longer

then

.

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She

left

her

love

for

her

brother

,

with

her

eyes

full

of

tears

;

and

she

and

Sissy

went

away

until

later

in

the

afternoon

.

Mr.

Gradgrind

arrived

within

an

hour

afterwards

.

He

too

had

encountered

no

one

whom

he

knew

;

and

was

now

sanguine

with

Sleary

's

assistance

,

of

getting

his

disgraced

son

to

Liverpool

in

the

night

.

As

neither

of

the

three

could

be

his

companion

without

almost

identifying

him

under

any

disguise

,

he

prepared

a

letter

to

a

correspondent

whom

he

could

trust

,

beseeching

him

to

ship

the

bearer

off

at

any

cost

,

to

North

or

South

America

,

or

any

distant

part

of

the

world

to

which

he

could

be

the

most

speedily

and

privately

dispatched

.

This

done

,

they

walked

about

,

waiting

for

the

Circus

to

be

quite

vacated

;

not

only

by

the

audience

,

but

by

the

company

and

by

the

horses

.

After

watching

it

a

long

time

,

they

saw

Mr.

Sleary

bring

out

a

chair

and

sit

down

by

the

side-door

,

smoking

;

as

if

that

were

his

signal

that

they

might

approach

.

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