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'

My

friend

Tom

Gradgrind

suggests

,

Mrs.

Sparsit

,

'

said

Bounderby

,

'

that

this

was

merely

an

oversight

.

Very

likely

.

However

,

as

you

are

aware

,

ma'am

,

I

do

n't

allow

of

even

oversights

towards

you

.

'

'

You

are

very

good

indeed

,

sir

,

'

returned

Mrs.

Sparsit

,

shaking

her

head

with

her

State

humility

.

'

It

is

not

worth

speaking

of

.

'

Sissy

,

who

all

this

time

had

been

faintly

excusing

herself

with

tears

in

her

eyes

,

was

now

waved

over

by

the

master

of

the

house

to

Mr.

Gradgrind

.

She

stood

looking

intently

at

him

,

and

Louisa

stood

coldly

by

,

with

her

eyes

upon

the

ground

,

while

he

proceeded

thus

:

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'

Jupe

,

I

have

made

up

my

mind

to

take

you

into

my

house

;

and

,

when

you

are

not

in

attendance

at

the

school

,

to

employ

you

about

Mrs.

Gradgrind

,

who

is

rather

an

invalid

.

I

have

explained

to

Miss

Louisa

--

this

is

Miss

Louisa

--

the

miserable

but

natural

end

of

your

late

career

;

and

you

are

to

expressly

understand

that

the

whole

of

that

subject

is

past

,

and

is

not

to

be

referred

to

any

more

.

From

this

time

you

begin

your

history

.

You

are

,

at

present

,

ignorant

,

I

know

.

'

'

Yes

,

sir

,

very

,

'

she

answered

,

curtseying

.

'

I

shall

have

the

satisfaction

of

causing

you

to

be

strictly

educated

;

and

you

will

be

a

living

proof

to

all

who

come

into

communication

with

you

,

of

the

advantages

of

the

training

you

will

receive

You

will

be

reclaimed

and

formed

.

You

have

been

in

the

habit

now

of

reading

to

your

father

,

and

those

people

I

found

you

among

,

I

dare

say

?

'

said

Mr.

Gradgrind

,

beckoning

her

nearer

to

him

before

he

said

so

,

and

dropping

his

voice

.

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'

Only

to

father

and

Merrylegs

,

sir

.

At

least

I

mean

to

father

,

when

Merrylegs

was

always

there

.

'

'

Never

mind

Merrylegs

,

Jupe

,

'

said

Mr.

Gradgrind

,

with

a

passing

frown

.

'

I

do

n't

ask

about

him

.

I

understand

you

to

have

been

in

the

habit

of

reading

to

your

father

?

'

'

O

,

yes

,

sir

,

thousands

of

times

.

They

were

the

happiest

--

O

,

of

all

the

happy

times

we

had

together

,

sir

!

'

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