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He
had
her
two
letters
among
other
papers
in
his
box
,
and
he
took
them
out
and
read
them
.
There
seemed
to
be
a
sound
in
them
like
the
sound
of
her
sweet
voice
.
It
fell
upon
his
ear
with
many
tones
of
tenderness
,
that
were
not
insusceptible
of
the
new
meaning
.
Now
it
was
that
the
quiet
desolation
of
her
answer
,
‘
No
,
No
,
No
,
’
made
to
him
that
night
in
that
very
room
—
that
night
when
he
had
been
shown
the
dawn
of
her
altered
fortune
,
and
when
other
words
had
passed
between
them
which
he
had
been
destined
to
remember
in
humiliation
and
a
prisoner
,
rushed
into
his
mind
.
Consider
the
improbability
.
But
it
had
a
preponderating
tendency
,
when
considered
,
to
become
fainter
.
There
was
another
and
a
curious
inquiry
of
his
own
heart
’
s
that
concurrently
became
stronger
.
In
the
reluctance
he
had
felt
to
believe
that
she
loved
any
one
;
in
his
desire
to
set
that
question
at
rest
;
in
a
half
-
formed
consciousness
he
had
had
that
there
would
be
a
kind
of
nobleness
in
his
helping
her
love
for
any
one
,
was
there
no
suppressed
something
on
his
own
side
that
he
had
hushed
as
it
arose
?
Had
he
ever
whispered
to
himself
that
he
must
not
think
of
such
a
thing
as
her
loving
him
,
that
he
must
not
take
advantage
of
her
gratitude
,
that
he
must
keep
his
experience
in
remembrance
as
a
warning
and
reproof
;
that
he
must
regard
such
youthful
hopes
as
having
passed
away
,
as
his
friend
’
s
dead
daughter
had
passed
away
;
that
he
must
be
steady
in
saying
to
himself
that
the
time
had
gone
by
him
,
and
he
was
too
saddened
and
old
?
He
had
kissed
her
when
he
raised
her
from
the
ground
on
the
day
when
she
had
been
so
consistently
and
expressively
forgotten
.
Quite
as
he
might
have
kissed
her
,
if
she
had
been
conscious
?
No
difference
?
The
darkness
found
him
occupied
with
these
thoughts
.
The
darkness
also
found
Mr
and
Mrs
Plornish
knocking
at
his
door
.
They
brought
with
them
a
basket
,
filled
with
choice
selections
from
that
stock
in
trade
which
met
with
such
a
quick
sale
and
produced
such
a
slow
return
.
Mrs
Plornish
was
affected
to
tears
.
Mr
Plornish
amiably
growled
,
in
his
philosophical
but
not
lucid
manner
,
that
there
was
ups
you
see
,
and
there
was
downs
.
It
was
in
vain
to
ask
why
ups
,
why
downs
;
there
they
was
,
you
know
.
He
had
heerd
it
given
for
a
truth
that
accordin
’
as
the
world
went
round
,
which
round
it
did
rewolve
undoubted
,
even
the
best
of
gentlemen
must
take
his
turn
of
standing
with
his
ed
upside
down
and
all
his
air
a
flying
the
wrong
way
into
what
you
might
call
Space
.
Wery
well
then
.
What
Mr
Plornish
said
was
,
wery
well
then
.
That
gentleman
’
s
ed
would
come
up
-
ards
when
his
turn
come
,
that
gentleman
’
s
air
would
be
a
pleasure
to
look
upon
being
all
smooth
again
,
and
wery
well
then
!
It
has
been
already
stated
that
Mrs
Plornish
,
not
being
philosophical
,
wept
.
It
further
happened
that
Mrs
Plornish
,
not
being
philosophical
,
was
intelligible
.
It
may
have
arisen
out
of
her
softened
state
of
mind
,
out
of
her
sex
’
s
wit
,
out
of
a
woman
’
s
quick
association
of
ideas
,
or
out
of
a
woman
’
s
no
association
of
ideas
,
but
it
further
happened
somehow
that
Mrs
Plornish
’
s
intelligibility
displayed
itself
upon
the
very
subject
of
Arthur
’
s
meditations
.
‘
The
way
father
has
been
talking
about
you
,
Mr
Clennam
,
’
said
Mrs
Plornish
,
‘
you
hardly
would
believe
.
It
’
s
made
him
quite
poorly
.
As
to
his
voice
,
this
misfortune
has
took
it
away
.
You
know
what
a
sweet
singer
father
is
;
but
he
couldn
’
t
get
a
note
out
for
the
children
at
tea
,
if
you
’
ll
credit
what
I
tell
you
.
’
While
speaking
,
Mrs
Plornish
shook
her
head
,
and
wiped
her
eyes
,
and
looked
retrospectively
about
the
room
.
‘
As
to
Mr
Baptist
,
’
pursued
Mrs
Plornish
,
‘
whatever
he
’
ll
do
when
he
comes
to
know
of
it
,
I
can
’
t
conceive
nor
yet
imagine
.
He
’
d
have
been
here
before
now
,
you
may
be
sure
,
but
that
he
’
s
away
on
confidential
business
of
your
own
.
