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O
Estella
,
Estella
!
"
They
shall
be
yourn
,
dear
boy
,
if
money
can
buy
’
em
.
Not
that
a
gentleman
like
you
,
so
well
set
up
as
you
,
can
’
t
win
’
em
off
of
his
own
game
;
but
money
shall
back
you
!
Let
me
finish
wot
I
was
a
telling
you
,
dear
boy
.
From
that
there
hut
and
that
there
hiring
-
out
,
I
got
money
left
me
by
my
master
(
which
died
,
and
had
been
the
same
as
me
)
,
and
got
my
liberty
and
went
for
myself
.
In
every
single
thing
I
went
for
,
I
went
for
you
.
‘
Lord
strike
a
blight
upon
it
,
’
I
says
,
wotever
it
was
I
went
for
,
‘
if
it
ain
’
t
for
him
!
’
It
all
prospered
wonderful
.
As
I
giv
’
you
to
understand
just
now
,
I
’
m
famous
for
it
.
It
was
the
money
left
me
,
and
the
gains
of
the
first
few
year
wot
I
sent
home
to
Mr
.
Jaggers
—
all
for
you
—
when
he
first
come
arter
you
,
agreeable
to
my
letter
.
"
O
that
he
had
never
come
!
That
he
had
left
me
at
the
forge
—
far
from
contented
,
yet
,
by
comparison
happy
!
"
And
then
,
dear
boy
,
it
was
a
recompense
to
me
,
look
’
ee
here
,
to
know
in
secret
that
I
was
making
a
gentleman
.
The
blood
horses
of
them
colonists
might
fling
up
the
dust
over
me
as
I
was
walking
;
what
do
I
say
?
I
says
to
myself
,
‘
I
’
m
making
a
better
gentleman
nor
ever
you
’
ll
be
!
’
When
one
of
’
em
says
to
another
,
‘
He
was
a
convict
,
a
few
year
ago
,
and
is
a
ignorant
common
fellow
now
,
for
all
he
’
s
lucky
,
’
what
do
I
say
?
I
says
to
myself
,
‘
If
I
ain
’
t
a
gentleman
,
nor
yet
ain
’
t
got
no
learning
,
I
’
m
the
owner
of
such
.
All
on
you
owns
stock
and
land
;
which
on
you
owns
a
brought
-
up
London
gentleman
?
’
This
way
I
kep
myself
a
going
.
And
this
way
I
held
steady
afore
my
mind
that
I
would
for
certain
come
one
day
and
see
my
boy
,
and
make
myself
known
to
him
,
on
his
own
ground
.
"
He
laid
his
hand
on
my
shoulder
.
I
shuddered
at
the
thought
that
for
anything
I
knew
,
his
hand
might
be
stained
with
blood
.
"
It
warn
’
t
easy
,
Pip
,
for
me
to
leave
them
parts
,
nor
yet
it
warn
’
t
safe
.
But
I
held
to
it
,
and
the
harder
it
was
,
the
stronger
I
held
,
for
I
was
determined
,
and
my
mind
firm
made
up
.
At
last
I
done
it
.
Dear
boy
,
I
done
it
!
"
I
tried
to
collect
my
thoughts
,
but
I
was
stunned
.
Throughout
,
I
had
seemed
to
myself
to
attend
more
to
the
wind
and
the
rain
than
to
him
;
even
now
,
I
could
not
separate
his
voice
from
those
voices
,
though
those
were
loud
and
his
was
silent
.
"
Where
will
you
put
me
?
"
he
asked
,
presently
.
"
I
must
be
put
somewheres
,
dear
boy
.
"
"
To
sleep
?
"
said
I
.
