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If
he
had
known
the
sharpness
of
the
pain
he
caused
the
patient
heart
,
in
speaking
thus
!
While
doing
it
,
too
,
with
the
purpose
of
easing
and
serving
her
.
‘
I
found
that
the
day
when
any
such
thing
would
have
been
graceful
in
me
,
or
good
in
me
,
or
hopeful
or
happy
for
me
or
any
one
in
connection
with
me
,
was
gone
,
and
would
never
shine
again
.
’
O
!
If
he
had
known
,
if
he
had
known
!
If
he
could
have
seen
the
dagger
in
his
hand
,
and
the
cruel
wounds
it
struck
in
the
faithful
bleeding
breast
of
his
Little
Dorrit
!
‘
All
that
is
over
,
and
I
have
turned
my
face
from
it
.
Why
do
I
speak
of
this
to
Little
Dorrit
?
Why
do
I
show
you
,
my
child
,
the
space
of
years
that
there
is
between
us
,
and
recall
to
you
that
I
have
passed
,
by
the
amount
of
your
whole
life
,
the
time
that
is
present
to
you
?
’
‘
Because
you
trust
me
,
I
hope
.
Because
you
know
that
nothing
can
touch
you
without
touching
me
;
that
nothing
can
make
you
happy
or
unhappy
,
but
it
must
make
me
,
who
am
so
grateful
to
you
,
the
same
.
’
He
heard
the
thrill
in
her
voice
,
he
saw
her
earnest
face
,
he
saw
her
clear
true
eyes
,
he
saw
the
quickened
bosom
that
would
have
joyfully
thrown
itself
before
him
to
receive
a
mortal
wound
directed
at
his
breast
,
with
the
dying
cry
,
‘
I
love
him
!
’
and
the
remotest
suspicion
of
the
truth
never
dawned
upon
his
mind
.
No
.
He
saw
the
devoted
little
creature
with
her
worn
shoes
,
in
her
common
dress
,
in
her
jail
-
home
;
a
slender
child
in
body
,
a
strong
heroine
in
soul
;
and
the
light
of
her
domestic
story
made
all
else
dark
to
him
.
‘
For
those
reasons
assuredly
,
Little
Dorrit
,
but
for
another
too
.
So
far
removed
,
so
different
,
and
so
much
older
,
I
am
the
better
fitted
for
your
friend
and
adviser
.
I
mean
,
I
am
the
more
easily
to
be
trusted
;
and
any
little
constraint
that
you
might
feel
with
another
,
may
vanish
before
me
.
Why
have
you
kept
so
retired
from
me
?
Tell
me
.
’
‘
I
am
better
here
.
My
place
and
use
are
here
.
I
am
much
better
here
,
’
said
Little
Dorrit
,
faintly
.
‘
So
you
said
that
day
upon
the
bridge
.
I
thought
of
it
much
afterwards
.
Have
you
no
secret
you
could
entrust
to
me
,
with
hope
and
comfort
,
if
you
would
!
’
