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Joe

looked

at

me

with

a

quivering

lip

,

and

fairly

put

his

sleeve

before

his

eyes

.

"

And

Joe

and

Biddy

both

,

as

you

have

been

to

church

to

-

day

,

and

are

in

charity

and

love

with

all

mankind

,

receive

my

humble

thanks

for

all

you

have

done

for

me

,

and

all

I

have

so

ill

repaid

!

And

when

I

say

that

I

am

going

away

within

the

hour

,

for

I

am

soon

going

abroad

,

and

that

I

shall

never

rest

until

I

have

worked

for

the

money

with

which

you

have

kept

me

out

of

prison

,

and

have

sent

it

to

you

,

don

’

t

think

,

dear

Joe

and

Biddy

,

that

if

I

could

repay

it

a

thousand

times

over

,

I

suppose

I

could

cancel

a

farthing

of

the

debt

I

owe

you

,

or

that

I

would

do

so

if

I

could

!

"

They

were

both

melted

by

these

words

,

and

both

entreated

me

to

say

no

more

.

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"

But

I

must

say

more

.

Dear

Joe

,

I

hope

you

will

have

children

to

love

,

and

that

some

little

fellow

will

sit

in

this

chimney

-

corner

of

a

winter

night

,

who

may

remind

you

of

another

little

fellow

gone

out

of

it

for

ever

.

Don

’

t

tell

him

,

Joe

,

that

I

was

thankless

;

don

’

t

tell

him

,

Biddy

,

that

I

was

ungenerous

and

unjust

;

only

tell

him

that

I

honored

you

both

,

because

you

were

both

so

good

and

true

,

and

that

,

as

your

child

,

I

said

it

would

be

natural

to

him

to

grow

up

a

much

better

man

than

I

did

.

"

"

I

ain

’

t

a

going

,

"

said

Joe

,

from

behind

his

sleeve

,

"

to

tell

him

nothink

o

’

that

natur

,

Pip

.

Nor

Biddy

ain

’

t

.

Nor

yet

no

one

ain

’

t

.

"

"

And

now

,

though

I

know

you

have

already

done

it

in

your

own

kind

hearts

,

pray

tell

me

,

both

,

that

you

forgive

me

!

Pray

let

me

hear

you

say

the

words

,

that

I

may

carry

the

sound

of

them

away

with

me

,

and

then

I

shall

be

able

to

believe

that

you

can

trust

me

,

and

think

better

of

me

,

in

the

time

to

come

!

"

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"

O

dear

old

Pip

,

old

chap

,

"

said

Joe

.

"

God

knows

as

I

forgive

you

,

if

I

have

anythink

to

forgive

!

"

"

Amen

!

And

God

knows

I

do

!

"

echoed

Biddy

.

Now

let

me

go

up

and

look

at

my

old

little

room

,

and

rest

there

a

few

minutes

by

myself

.

And

then

,

when

I

have

eaten

and

drunk

with

you

,

go

with

me

as

far

as

the

finger

-

post

,

dear

Joe

and

Biddy

,

before

we

say

good

by

!

"

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