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She

was

at

his

side

,

and

touching

him

,

but

he

still

perversely

supposed

her

to

be

in

her

seat

,

and

called

out

,

still

leaning

over

the

table

,

‘

Amy

,

Amy

.

I

don

’

t

feel

quite

myself

.

Ha

.

I

don

’

t

know

what

’

s

the

matter

with

me

.

I

particularly

wish

to

see

Bob

.

Ha

.

Of

all

the

turnkeys

,

he

’

s

as

much

my

friend

as

yours

.

See

if

Bob

is

in

the

lodge

,

and

beg

him

to

come

to

me

.

’

All

the

guests

were

now

in

consternation

,

and

everybody

rose

.

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‘

Dear

father

,

I

am

not

there

;

I

am

here

,

by

you

.

’

‘

Oh

!

You

are

here

,

Amy

!

Good

.

Hum

.

Good

.

Ha

.

Call

Bob

.

If

he

has

been

relieved

,

and

is

not

on

the

lock

,

tell

Mrs

Bangham

to

go

and

fetch

him

.

’

She

was

gently

trying

to

get

him

away

;

but

he

resisted

,

and

would

not

go

.

‘

I

tell

you

,

child

,

’

he

said

petulantly

,

‘

I

can

’

t

be

got

up

the

narrow

stairs

without

Bob

.

Ha

.

Send

for

Bob

.

Hum

.

Send

for

Bob

—

best

of

all

the

turnkeys

—

send

for

Bob

!

’

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He

looked

confusedly

about

him

,

and

,

becoming

conscious

of

the

number

of

faces

by

which

he

was

surrounded

,

addressed

them

:

‘

Ladies

and

gentlemen

,

the

duty

—

ha

—

devolves

upon

me

of

—

hum

—

welcoming

you

to

the

Marshalsea

!

Welcome

to

the

Marshalsea

!

The

space

is

—

ha

—

limited

—

limited

—

the

parade

might

be

wider

;

but

you

will

find

it

apparently

grow

larger

after

a

time

—

a

time

,

ladies

and

gentlemen

—

and

the

air

is

,

all

things

considered

,

very

good

.

It

blows

over

the

—

ha

—

Surrey

hills

.

Blows

over

the

Surrey

hills

.

This

is

the

Snuggery

.

Hum

.

Supported

by

a

small

subscription

of

the

—

ha

—

Collegiate

body

.

In

return

for

which

—

hot

water

—

general

kitchen

—

and

little

domestic

advantages

.

Those

who

are

habituated

to

the

—

ha

—

Marshalsea

,

are

pleased

to

call

me

its

father

.

I

am

accustomed

to

be

complimented

by

strangers

as

the

—

ha

—

Father

of

the

Marshalsea

.

Certainly

,

if

years

of

residence

may

establish

a

claim

to

so

—

ha

—

honourable

a

title

,

I

may

accept

the

—

hum

—

conferred

distinction

.

My

child

,

ladies

and

gentlemen

.

My

daughter

.

Born

here

!

’

She

was

not

ashamed

of

it

,

or

ashamed

of

him

.

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