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It
was
not
in
the
first
few
moments
that
I
saw
all
these
things
,
though
I
saw
more
of
them
in
the
first
moments
than
might
be
supposed
.
But
I
saw
that
everything
within
my
view
which
ought
to
be
white
,
had
been
white
long
ago
,
and
had
lost
its
lustre
and
was
faded
and
yellow
.
I
saw
that
the
bride
within
the
bridal
dress
had
withered
like
the
dress
,
and
like
the
flowers
,
and
had
no
brightness
left
but
the
brightness
of
her
sunken
eyes
.
I
saw
that
the
dress
had
been
put
upon
the
rounded
figure
of
a
young
woman
,
and
that
the
figure
upon
which
it
now
hung
loose
had
shrunk
to
skin
and
bone
.
Once
,
I
had
been
taken
to
see
some
ghastly
waxwork
at
the
Fair
,
representing
I
know
not
what
impossible
personage
lying
in
state
.
Once
,
I
had
been
taken
to
one
of
our
old
marsh
churches
to
see
a
skeleton
in
the
ashes
of
a
rich
dress
that
had
been
dug
out
of
a
vault
under
the
church
pavement
.
Now
,
waxwork
and
skeleton
seemed
to
have
dark
eyes
that
moved
and
looked
at
me
.
I
should
have
cried
out
,
if
I
could
.
"
Who
is
it
?
"
said
the
lady
at
the
table
.
"
Pip
,
ma
’
am
.
"
"
Pip
?
"
"
Mr
.
Pumblechook
’
s
boy
,
ma
’
am
.
Come
—
to
play
.
"
"
Come
nearer
;
let
me
look
at
you
.
Come
close
.
"
It
was
when
I
stood
before
her
,
avoiding
her
eyes
,
that
I
took
note
of
the
surrounding
objects
in
detail
,
and
saw
that
her
watch
had
stopped
at
twenty
minutes
to
nine
,
and
that
a
clock
in
the
room
had
stopped
at
twenty
minutes
to
nine
.
"
Look
at
me
,
"
said
Miss
Havisham
.
"
You
are
not
afraid
of
a
woman
who
has
never
seen
the
sun
since
you
were
born
?
"
I
regret
to
state
that
I
was
not
afraid
of
telling
the
enormous
lie
comprehended
in
the
answer
"
No
.
"
