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On
a
Monday
morning
,
when
Herbert
and
I
were
at
breakfast
,
I
received
the
following
letter
from
Wemmick
by
the
post
.
"
Walworth
.
Burn
this
as
soon
as
read
.
Early
in
the
week
,
or
say
Wednesday
,
you
might
do
what
you
know
of
,
if
you
felt
disposed
to
try
it
.
Now
burn
.
"
When
I
had
shown
this
to
Herbert
and
had
put
it
in
the
fire
—
but
not
before
we
had
both
got
it
by
heart
—
we
considered
what
to
do
.
For
,
of
course
my
being
disabled
could
now
be
no
longer
kept
out
of
view
.
"
I
have
thought
it
over
again
and
again
,
"
said
Herbert
,
"
and
I
think
I
know
a
better
course
than
taking
a
Thames
waterman
.
Take
Startop
.
A
good
fellow
,
a
skilled
hand
,
fond
of
us
,
and
enthusiastic
and
honorable
.
"
I
had
thought
of
him
more
than
once
.
"
But
how
much
would
you
tell
him
,
Herbert
?
"
"
It
is
necessary
to
tell
him
very
little
.
Let
him
suppose
it
a
mere
freak
,
but
a
secret
one
,
until
the
morning
comes
:
then
let
him
know
that
there
is
urgent
reason
for
your
getting
Provis
aboard
and
away
.
You
go
with
him
?
"
"
No
doubt
.
"
"
Where
?
"
