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‘
However
long
she
lived
,
’
echoed
Maggy
.
‘
—
And
because
she
was
very
weak
;
indeed
was
so
weak
that
when
she
began
to
laugh
she
couldn
’
t
stop
herself
—
which
was
a
great
pity
—
’
(
Maggy
mighty
grave
of
a
sudden
.
)
‘
—
Her
grandmother
did
not
know
what
to
do
with
her
,
and
for
some
years
was
very
unkind
to
her
indeed
.
At
length
,
in
course
of
time
,
Maggy
began
to
take
pains
to
improve
herself
,
and
to
be
very
attentive
and
very
industrious
;
and
by
degrees
was
allowed
to
come
in
and
out
as
often
as
she
liked
,
and
got
enough
to
do
to
support
herself
,
and
does
support
herself
.
And
that
,
’
said
Little
Dorrit
,
clapping
the
two
great
hands
together
again
,
‘
is
Maggy
’
s
history
,
as
Maggy
knows
!
’
Ah
!
But
Arthur
would
have
known
what
was
wanting
to
its
completeness
,
though
he
had
never
heard
of
the
words
Little
mother
;
though
he
had
never
seen
the
fondling
of
the
small
spare
hand
;
though
he
had
had
no
sight
for
the
tears
now
standing
in
the
colourless
eyes
;
though
he
had
had
no
hearing
for
the
sob
that
checked
the
clumsy
laugh
The
dirty
gateway
with
the
wind
and
rain
whistling
through
it
,
and
the
basket
of
muddy
potatoes
waiting
to
be
spilt
again
or
taken
up
,
never
seemed
the
common
hole
it
really
was
,
when
he
looked
back
to
it
by
these
lights
.
Never
,
never
!
They
were
very
near
the
end
of
their
walk
,
and
they
now
came
out
of
the
gateway
to
finish
it
.
Nothing
would
serve
Maggy
but
that
they
must
stop
at
a
grocer
’
s
window
,
short
of
their
destination
,
for
her
to
show
her
learning
.
She
could
read
after
a
sort
;
and
picked
out
the
fat
figures
in
the
tickets
of
prices
,
for
the
most
part
correctly
.
She
also
stumbled
,
with
a
large
balance
of
success
against
her
failures
,
through
various
philanthropic
recommendations
to
Try
our
Mixture
,
Try
our
Family
Black
,
Try
our
Orange
-
flavoured
Pekoe
,
challenging
competition
at
the
head
of
Flowery
Teas
;
and
various
cautions
to
the
public
against
spurious
establishments
and
adulterated
articles
.
When
he
saw
how
pleasure
brought
a
rosy
tint
into
Little
Dorrit
’
s
face
when
Maggy
made
a
hit
,
he
felt
that
he
could
have
stood
there
making
a
library
of
the
grocer
’
s
window
until
the
rain
and
wind
were
tired
.
The
court
-
yard
received
them
at
last
,
and
there
he
said
goodbye
to
Little
Dorrit
.
Little
as
she
had
always
looked
,
she
looked
less
than
ever
when
he
saw
her
going
into
the
Marshalsea
lodge
passage
,
the
little
mother
attended
by
her
big
child
.
The
cage
door
opened
,
and
when
the
small
bird
,
reared
in
captivity
,
had
tamely
fluttered
in
,
he
saw
it
shut
again
;
and
then
he
came
away
.
The
Circumlocution
Office
was
(
as
everybody
knows
without
being
told
)
the
most
important
Department
under
Government
.
No
public
business
of
any
kind
could
possibly
be
done
at
any
time
without
the
acquiescence
of
the
Circumlocution
Office
.
Its
finger
was
in
the
largest
public
pie
,
and
in
the
smallest
public
tart
.
It
was
equally
impossible
to
do
the
plainest
right
and
to
undo
the
plainest
wrong
without
the
express
authority
of
the
Circumlocution
Office
.
If
another
Gunpowder
Plot
had
been
discovered
half
an
hour
before
the
lighting
of
the
match
,
nobody
would
have
been
justified
in
saving
the
parliament
until
there
had
been
half
a
score
of
boards
,
half
a
bushel
of
minutes
,
several
sacks
of
official
memoranda
,
and
a
family
-
vault
full
of
ungrammatical
correspondence
,
on
the
part
of
the
Circumlocution
Office
.
