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Herbert

had

come

in

,

and

we

held

a

very

serious

council

by

the

fire

.

But

there

was

nothing

to

be

done

,

saving

to

communicate

to

Wemmick

what

I

had

that

night

found

out

,

and

to

remind

him

that

we

waited

for

his

hint

.

As

I

thought

that

I

might

compromise

him

if

I

went

too

often

to

the

Castle

,

I

made

this

communication

by

letter

.

I

wrote

it

before

I

went

to

bed

,

and

went

out

and

posted

it

;

and

again

no

one

was

near

me

.

Herbert

and

I

agreed

that

we

could

do

nothing

else

but

be

very

cautious

.

And

we

were

very

cautious

indeed

,

—

more

cautious

than

before

,

if

that

were

possible

—

and

I

for

my

part

never

went

near

Chinks

’

s

Basin

,

except

when

I

rowed

by

,

and

then

I

only

looked

at

Mill

Pond

Bank

as

I

looked

at

anything

else

.

The

second

of

the

two

meetings

referred

to

in

the

last

chapter

occurred

about

a

week

after

the

first

.

I

had

again

left

my

boat

at

the

wharf

below

Bridge

;

the

time

was

an

hour

earlier

in

the

afternoon

;

and

,

undecided

where

to

dine

,

I

had

strolled

up

into

Cheapside

,

and

was

strolling

along

it

,

surely

the

most

unsettled

person

in

all

the

busy

concourse

,

when

a

large

hand

was

laid

upon

my

shoulder

by

some

one

overtaking

me

.

It

was

Mr

.

Jaggers

’

s

hand

,

and

he

passed

it

through

my

arm

.

"

As

we

are

going

in

the

same

direction

,

Pip

,

we

may

walk

together

.

Where

are

you

bound

for

?

"

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"

For

the

Temple

,

I

think

,

"

said

I

.

"

Don

’

t

you

know

?

"

said

Mr

.

Jaggers

.

"

Well

,

"

I

returned

,

glad

for

once

to

get

the

better

of

him

in

cross

-

examination

,

"

I

do

not

know

,

for

I

have

not

made

up

my

mind

.

"

"

You

are

going

to

dine

?

"

said

Mr

.

Jaggers

.

"

You

don

’

t

mind

admitting

that

,

I

suppose

?

"

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"

No

,

"

I

returned

,

"

I

don

’

t

mind

admitting

that

.

"

"

And

are

not

engaged

?

"

"

I

don

’

t

mind

admitting

also

that

I

am

not

engaged

.

"

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