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It
was
only
now
when
her
sorrow
broke
out
,
that
Louisa
looked
at
her
.
'
And
what
,
'
asked
Mr.
Gradgrind
,
in
a
still
lower
voice
,
'
did
you
read
to
your
father
,
Jupe
?
'
'
About
the
Fairies
,
sir
,
and
the
Dwarf
,
and
the
Hunchback
,
and
the
Genies
,
'
she
sobbed
out
;
'
and
about
--
'
'
Hush
!
'
said
Mr.
Gradgrind
,
'
that
is
enough
.
Never
breathe
a
word
of
such
destructive
nonsense
any
more
.
Bounderby
,
this
is
a
case
for
rigid
training
,
and
I
shall
observe
it
with
interest
.
'
'
Well
,
'
returned
Mr.
Bounderby
,
'
I
have
given
you
my
opinion
already
,
and
I
should
n't
do
as
you
do
.
But
,
very
well
,
very
well
.
Since
you
are
bent
upon
it
,
very
well
!
'
So
,
Mr.
Gradgrind
and
his
daughter
took
Cecilia
Jupe
off
with
them
to
Stone
Lodge
,
and
on
the
way
Louisa
never
spoke
one
word
,
good
or
bad
.
And
Mr.
Bounderby
went
about
his
daily
pursuits
.
And
Mrs.
Sparsit
got
behind
her
eyebrows
and
meditated
in
the
gloom
of
that
retreat
,
all
the
evening
.
Let
us
strike
the
key-note
again
,
before
pursuing
the
tune
.
When
she
was
half
a
dozen
years
younger
,
Louisa
had
been
overheard
to
begin
a
conversation
with
her
brother
one
day
,
by
saying
'
Tom
,
I
wonder
'
--
upon
which
Mr.
Gradgrind
,
who
was
the
person
overhearing
,
stepped
forth
into
the
light
and
said
,
'
Louisa
,
never
wonder
!
'
Herein
lay
the
spring
of
the
mechanical
art
and
mystery
of
educating
the
reason
without
stooping
to
the
cultivation
of
the
sentiments
and
affections
.
Never
wonder
.
By
means
of
addition
,
subtraction
,
multiplication
,
and
division
,
settle
everything
somehow
,
and
never
wonder
.
Bring
to
me
,
says
M'Choakumchild
,
yonder
baby
just
able
to
walk
,
and
I
will
engage
that
it
shall
never
wonder
.
Now
,
besides
very
many
babies
just
able
to
walk
,
there
happened
to
be
in
Coketown
a
considerable
population
of
babies
who
had
been
walking
against
time
towards
the
infinite
world
,
twenty
,
thirty
,
forty
,
fifty
years
and
more
.
These
portentous
infants
being
alarming
creatures
to
stalk
about
in
any
human
society
,
the
eighteen
denominations
incessantly
scratched
one
another
's
faces
and
pulled
one
another
's
hair
by
way
of
agreeing
on
the
steps
to
be
taken
for
their
improvement
--
which
they
never
did
;
a
surprising
circumstance
,
when
the
happy
adaptation
of
the
means
to
the
end
is
considered
.
Still
,
although
they
differed
in
every
other
particular
,
conceivable
and
inconceivable
(
especially
inconceivable
)
,
they
were
pretty
well
united
on
the
point
that
these
unlucky
infants
were
never
to
wonder
.
Body
number
one
,
said
they
must
take
everything
on
trust
.
