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But
Jeremiah
said
they
was
dreams
,
and
I
’
ll
tell
‘
em
as
such
!
’
Here
she
put
her
apron
in
her
mouth
again
,
as
if
she
were
stopping
somebody
else
’
s
mouth
—
perhaps
Jeremiah
’
s
,
which
was
chattering
with
threats
as
if
he
were
grimly
cold
.
‘
Our
beloved
Madame
Flintwinch
,
’
said
Rigaud
,
‘
developing
all
of
a
sudden
a
fine
susceptibility
and
spirituality
,
is
right
to
a
marvel
.
Yes
.
So
runs
the
history
.
Monsieur
,
the
uncle
,
commands
the
nephew
to
marry
.
Monsieur
says
to
him
in
effect
,
“
My
nephew
,
I
introduce
to
you
a
lady
of
strong
force
of
character
,
like
myself
—
a
resolved
lady
,
a
stern
lady
,
a
lady
who
has
a
will
that
can
break
the
weak
to
powder
:
a
lady
without
pity
,
without
love
,
implacable
,
revengeful
,
cold
as
the
stone
,
but
raging
as
the
fire
.
”
Ah
!
what
fortitude
!
Ah
,
what
superiority
of
intellectual
strength
!
Truly
,
a
proud
and
noble
character
that
I
describe
in
the
supposed
words
of
Monsieur
,
the
uncle
.
Ha
,
ha
,
ha
!
Death
of
my
soul
,
I
love
the
sweet
lady
!
’
Mrs
Clennam
’
s
face
had
changed
.
There
was
a
remarkable
darkness
of
colour
on
it
,
and
the
brow
was
more
contracted
.
‘
Madame
,
madame
,
’
said
Rigaud
,
tapping
her
on
the
arm
,
as
if
his
cruel
hand
were
sounding
a
musical
instrument
,
‘
I
perceive
I
interest
you
.
I
perceive
I
awaken
your
sympathy
.
Let
us
go
on
.
’
The
drooping
nose
and
the
ascending
moustache
had
,
however
,
to
be
hidden
for
a
moment
with
the
white
hand
,
before
he
could
go
on
;
he
enjoyed
the
effect
he
made
so
much
.
‘
The
nephew
,
being
,
as
the
lucid
Madame
Flintwinch
has
remarked
,
a
poor
devil
who
has
had
everything
but
his
orphan
life
frightened
and
famished
out
of
him
—
the
nephew
abases
his
head
,
and
makes
response
:
“
My
uncle
,
it
is
to
you
to
command
.
Do
as
you
will
!
”
Monsieur
,
the
uncle
,
does
as
he
will
.
It
is
what
he
always
does
.
The
auspicious
nuptials
take
place
;
the
newly
married
come
home
to
this
charming
mansion
;
the
lady
is
received
,
let
us
suppose
,
by
Flintwinch
.
Hey
,
old
intriguer
?
’
Jeremiah
,
with
his
eyes
upon
his
mistress
,
made
no
reply
.
Rigaud
looked
from
one
to
the
other
,
struck
his
ugly
nose
,
and
made
a
clucking
with
his
tongue
.
‘
Soon
the
lady
makes
a
singular
and
exciting
discovery
.
Thereupon
,
full
of
anger
,
full
of
jealousy
,
full
of
vengeance
,
she
forms
—
see
you
,
madame
!
—
a
scheme
of
retribution
,
the
weight
of
which
she
ingeniously
forces
her
crushed
husband
to
bear
himself
,
as
well
as
execute
upon
her
enemy
.
What
superior
intelligence
!
’
‘
Keep
off
,
Jeremiah
!
’
cried
the
palpitating
Affery
,
taking
her
apron
from
her
mouth
again
.
‘
But
it
was
one
of
my
dreams
,
that
you
told
her
,
when
you
quarrelled
with
her
one
winter
evening
at
dusk
—
there
she
sits
and
you
looking
at
her
—
that
she
oughtn
’
t
to
have
let
Arthur
when
he
come
home
,
suspect
his
father
only
;
that
she
had
always
had
the
strength
and
the
power
;
and
that
she
ought
to
have
stood
up
more
to
Arthur
,
for
his
father
.
It
was
in
the
same
dream
where
you
said
to
her
that
she
was
not
—
not
something
,
but
I
don
’
t
know
what
,
for
she
burst
out
tremendous
and
stopped
you
.
You
know
the
dream
as
well
as
I
do
.
When
you
come
down
-
stairs
into
the
kitchen
with
the
candle
in
your
hand
,
and
hitched
my
apron
off
my
head
.
When
you
told
me
I
had
been
dreaming
.
When
you
wouldn
’
t
believe
the
noises
.
’
After
this
explosion
Affery
put
her
apron
into
her
mouth
again
;
always
keeping
her
hand
on
the
window
-
sill
and
her
knee
on
the
window
-
seat
,
ready
to
cry
out
or
jump
out
if
her
lord
and
master
approached
.
Rigaud
had
not
lost
a
word
of
this
.
