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‘

I

refer

,

Mrs

General

,

to

that

—

ha

—

strong

spirit

of

opposition

,

or

—

hum

—

I

might

say

—

ha

—

jealousy

in

Fanny

,

which

has

occasionally

risen

against

the

—

ha

—

sense

I

entertain

of

—

hum

—

the

claims

of

—

ha

—

the

lady

with

whom

I

have

now

the

honour

of

communing

.

’

‘

Mr

Dorrit

,

’

returned

Mrs

General

,

‘

is

ever

but

too

obliging

,

ever

but

too

appreciative

.

If

there

have

been

moments

when

I

have

imagined

that

Miss

Dorrit

has

indeed

resented

the

favourable

opinion

Mr

Dorrit

has

formed

of

my

services

,

I

have

found

,

in

that

only

too

high

opinion

,

my

consolation

and

recompense

.

’

‘

Opinion

of

your

services

,

madam

?

’

said

Mr

Dorrit

.

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‘

Of

,

’

Mrs

General

repeated

,

in

an

elegantly

impressive

manner

,

‘

my

services

.

’

‘

Of

your

services

alone

,

dear

madam

?

’

said

Mr

Dorrit

.

‘

I

presume

,

’

retorted

Mrs

General

,

in

her

former

impressive

manner

,

‘

of

my

services

alone

.

For

,

to

what

else

,

’

said

Mrs

General

,

with

a

slightly

interrogative

action

of

her

gloves

,

‘

could

I

impute

—

’

‘

To

—

ha

—

yourself

,

Mrs

General

.

Ha

,

hum

.

To

yourself

and

your

merits

,

’

was

Mr

Dorrit

’

s

rejoinder

.

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‘

Mr

Dorrit

will

pardon

me

,

’

said

Mrs

General

,

‘

if

I

remark

that

this

is

not

a

time

or

place

for

the

pursuit

of

the

present

conversation

.

Mr

Dorrit

will

excuse

me

if

I

remind

him

that

Miss

Dorrit

is

in

the

adjoining

room

,

and

is

visible

to

myself

while

I

utter

her

name

.

Mr

Dorrit

will

forgive

me

if

I

observe

that

I

am

agitated

,

and

that

I

find

there

are

moments

when

weaknesses

I

supposed

myself

to

have

subdued

,

return

with

redoubled

power

.

Mr

Dorrit

will

allow

me

to

withdraw

.

’

‘

Hum

.

Perhaps

we

may

resume

this

—

ha

—

interesting

conversation

,

’

said

Mr

Dorrit

,

‘

at

another

time

;

unless

it

should

be

,

what

I

hope

it

is

not

—

hum

—

in

any

way

disagreeable

to

—

ah

—

Mrs

General

.

’

‘

Mr

Dorrit

,

’

said

Mrs

General

,

casting

down

her

eyes

as

she

rose

with

a

bend

,

‘

must

ever

claim

my

homage

and

obedience

.

’

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