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'
If
I
was
to
live
wi
'
her
an
'
not
marry
her
--
saying
such
a
thing
could
be
,
which
it
never
could
or
would
,
an
'
her
so
good
--
there
's
a
law
to
punish
me
,
in
every
innocent
child
belonging
to
me
?
'
'
Of
course
there
is
.
'
'
Now
,
a
'
God
's
name
,
'
said
Stephen
Blackpool
,
'
show
me
the
law
to
help
me
!
'
'
Hem
!
There
's
a
sanctity
in
this
relation
of
life
,
'
said
Mr.
Bounderby
,
'
and
--
and
--
it
must
be
kept
up
.
'
'
No
no
,
dunnot
say
that
,
sir
.
'
Ta
n't
kep
'
up
that
way
.
Not
that
way
.
'
Tis
kep
'
down
that
way
.
I
'm
a
weaver
,
I
were
in
a
fact
'
ry
when
a
chilt
,
but
I
ha
'
gotten
een
to
see
wi
'
and
eern
to
year
wi
'
.
I
read
in
th
'
papers
every
'S
izes
,
every
Sessions
--
and
you
read
too
--
I
know
it
!
--
with
dismay
--
how
th
'
supposed
unpossibility
o
'
ever
getting
unchained
from
one
another
,
at
any
price
,
on
any
terms
,
brings
blood
upon
this
land
,
and
brings
many
common
married
fok
to
battle
,
murder
,
and
sudden
death
.
Let
us
ha
'
this
,
right
understood
.
Mine
's
a
grievous
case
,
an
'
I
want
--
if
yo
will
be
so
good
--
t
'
know
the
law
that
helps
me
.
'
'
Now
,
I
tell
you
what
!
'
said
Mr.
Bounderby
,
putting
his
hands
in
his
pockets
.
'
There
is
such
a
law
.
'
Stephen
,
subsiding
into
his
quiet
manner
,
and
never
wandering
in
his
attention
,
gave
a
nod
.
'
But
it
's
not
for
you
at
all
.
It
costs
money
.
It
costs
a
mint
of
money
.
'
'
How
much
might
that
be
?
'
Stephen
calmly
asked
.
