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He
kissed
the
border
of
her
shawl
again
,
and
let
her
go
.
She
bade
him
good
night
in
a
broken
voice
,
and
went
out
into
the
street
.
The
wind
blew
from
the
quarter
where
the
day
would
soon
appear
,
and
still
blew
strongly
.
It
had
cleared
the
sky
before
it
,
and
the
rain
had
spent
itself
or
travelled
elsewhere
,
and
the
stars
were
bright
.
He
stood
bare-headed
in
the
road
,
watching
her
quick
disappearance
.
As
the
shining
stars
were
to
the
heavy
candle
in
the
window
,
so
was
Rachael
,
in
the
rugged
fancy
of
this
man
,
to
the
common
experiences
of
his
life
.
Time
went
on
in
Coketown
like
its
own
machinery
:
so
much
material
wrought
up
,
so
much
fuel
consumed
,
so
many
powers
worn
out
,
so
much
money
made
.
But
,
less
inexorable
than
iron
,
steel
,
and
brass
,
it
brought
its
varying
seasons
even
into
that
wilderness
of
smoke
and
brick
,
and
made
the
only
stand
that
ever
was
made
in
the
place
against
its
direful
uniformity
.
'
Louisa
is
becoming
,
'
said
Mr.
Gradgrind
,
'
almost
a
young
woman
.
'
Time
,
with
his
innumerable
horse-power
,
worked
away
,
not
minding
what
anybody
said
,
and
presently
turned
out
young
Thomas
a
foot
taller
than
when
his
father
had
last
taken
particular
notice
of
him
.
'
Thomas
is
becoming
,
'
said
Mr.
Gradgrind
,
'
almost
a
young
man
.
'
Time
passed
Thomas
on
in
the
mill
,
while
his
father
was
thinking
about
it
,
and
there
he
stood
in
a
long-tailed
coat
and
a
stiff
shirt-collar
.
'
Really
,
'
said
Mr.
Gradgrind
,
'
the
period
has
arrived
when
Thomas
ought
to
go
to
Bounderby
.
'
Time
,
sticking
to
him
,
passed
him
on
into
Bounderby
's
Bank
,
made
him
an
inmate
of
Bounderby
's
house
,
necessitated
the
purchase
of
his
first
razor
,
and
exercised
him
diligently
in
his
calculations
relative
to
number
one
.
The
same
great
manufacturer
,
always
with
an
immense
variety
of
work
on
hand
,
in
every
stage
of
development
,
passed
Sissy
onward
in
his
mill
,
and
worked
her
up
into
a
very
pretty
article
indeed
.
