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’
‘
Pardon
me
,
sir
,
’
she
returned
,
‘
if
I
doubt
the
likelihood
of
a
gentleman
of
pleasure
,
and
change
,
and
politeness
,
accustomed
to
court
and
to
be
courted
—
’
‘
Oh
madam
!
By
Heaven
!
’
‘
—
If
I
doubt
the
likelihood
of
such
a
character
quite
comprehending
what
belongs
to
mine
in
my
circumstances
.
Not
to
obtrude
doctrine
upon
you
,
’
she
looked
at
the
rigid
pile
of
hard
pale
books
before
her
,
‘
(
for
you
go
your
own
way
,
and
the
consequences
are
on
your
own
head
)
,
I
will
say
this
much
:
that
I
shape
my
course
by
pilots
,
strictly
by
proved
and
tried
pilots
,
under
whom
I
cannot
be
shipwrecked
—
can
not
be
—
and
that
if
I
were
unmindful
of
the
admonition
conveyed
in
those
three
letters
,
I
should
not
be
half
as
chastened
as
I
am
.
’
It
was
curious
how
she
seized
the
occasion
to
argue
with
some
invisible
opponent
.
Perhaps
with
her
own
better
sense
,
always
turning
upon
herself
and
her
own
deception
.
‘
If
I
forgot
my
ignorances
in
my
life
of
health
and
freedom
,
I
might
complain
of
the
life
to
which
I
am
now
condemned
.
I
never
do
;
I
never
have
done
.
If
I
forgot
that
this
scene
,
the
Earth
,
is
expressly
meant
to
be
a
scene
of
gloom
,
and
hardship
,
and
dark
trial
,
for
the
creatures
who
are
made
out
of
its
dust
,
I
might
have
some
tenderness
for
its
vanities
.
But
I
have
no
such
tenderness
.
If
I
did
not
know
that
we
are
,
every
one
,
the
subject
(
most
justly
the
subject
)
of
a
wrath
that
must
be
satisfied
,
and
against
which
mere
actions
are
nothing
,
I
might
repine
at
the
difference
between
me
,
imprisoned
here
,
and
the
people
who
pass
that
gateway
yonder
.
But
I
take
it
as
a
grace
and
favour
to
be
elected
to
make
the
satisfaction
I
am
making
here
,
to
know
what
I
know
for
certain
here
,
and
to
work
out
what
I
have
worked
out
here
.
My
affliction
might
otherwise
have
had
no
meaning
to
me
.
Hence
I
would
forget
,
and
I
do
forget
,
nothing
.
Hence
I
am
contented
,
and
say
it
is
better
with
me
than
with
millions
.
’
As
she
spoke
these
words
,
she
put
her
hand
upon
the
watch
,
and
restored
it
to
the
precise
spot
on
her
little
table
which
it
always
occupied
.
With
her
touch
lingering
upon
it
,
she
sat
for
some
moments
afterwards
,
looking
at
it
steadily
and
half
-
defiantly
.
Mr
Blandois
,
during
this
exposition
,
had
been
strictly
attentive
,
keeping
his
eyes
fastened
on
the
lady
,
and
thoughtfully
stroking
his
moustache
with
his
two
hands
.
Mr
Flintwinch
had
been
a
little
fidgety
,
and
now
struck
in
.
‘
There
,
there
,
there
!
’
said
he
.
‘
That
is
quite
understood
,
Mrs
Clennam
,
and
you
have
spoken
piously
and
well
.
Mr
Blandois
,
I
suspect
,
is
not
of
a
pious
cast
.
’
