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‘
Painfully
aware
,
Miss
Dorrit
,
I
am
sure
,
’
said
Flora
,
‘
that
to
propose
an
adjournment
to
any
place
to
one
so
far
removed
by
fortune
and
so
courted
and
caressed
by
the
best
society
must
ever
appear
intruding
even
if
not
a
pie
-
shop
far
below
your
present
sphere
and
a
back
-
parlour
though
a
civil
man
but
if
for
the
sake
of
Arthur
—
cannot
overcome
it
more
improper
now
than
ever
late
Doyce
and
Clennam
—
one
last
remark
I
might
wish
to
make
one
last
explanation
I
might
wish
to
offer
perhaps
your
good
nature
might
excuse
under
pretence
of
three
kidney
ones
the
humble
place
of
conversation
.
’
Rightly
interpreting
this
rather
obscure
speech
,
Little
Dorrit
returned
that
she
was
quite
at
Flora
’
s
disposition
.
Flora
accordingly
led
the
way
across
the
road
to
the
pie
-
shop
in
question
:
Mr
F
.
‘
s
Aunt
stalking
across
in
the
rear
,
and
putting
herself
in
the
way
of
being
run
over
,
with
a
perseverance
worthy
of
a
better
cause
.
When
the
‘
three
kidney
ones
,
’
which
were
to
be
a
blind
to
the
conversation
,
were
set
before
them
on
three
little
tin
platters
,
each
kidney
one
ornamented
with
a
hole
at
the
top
,
into
which
the
civil
man
poured
hot
gravy
out
of
a
spouted
can
as
if
he
were
feeding
three
lamps
,
Flora
took
out
her
pocket
-
handkerchief
.
‘
If
Fancy
’
s
fair
dreams
,
’
she
began
,
‘
have
ever
pictured
that
when
Arthur
—
cannot
overcome
it
pray
excuse
me
—
was
restored
to
freedom
even
a
pie
as
far
from
flaky
as
the
present
and
so
deficient
in
kidney
as
to
be
in
that
respect
like
a
minced
nutmeg
might
not
prove
unacceptable
if
offered
by
the
hand
of
true
regard
such
visions
have
for
ever
fled
and
all
is
cancelled
but
being
aware
that
tender
relations
are
in
contemplation
beg
to
state
that
I
heartily
wish
well
to
both
and
find
no
fault
with
either
not
the
least
,
it
may
be
withering
to
know
that
ere
the
hand
of
Time
had
made
me
much
less
slim
than
formerly
and
dreadfully
red
on
the
slightest
exertion
particularly
after
eating
I
well
know
when
it
takes
the
form
of
a
rash
,
it
might
have
been
and
was
not
through
the
interruption
of
parents
and
mental
torpor
succeeded
until
the
mysterious
clue
was
held
by
Mr
F
.
still
I
would
not
be
ungenerous
to
either
and
I
heartily
wish
well
to
both
.
’
Little
Dorrit
took
her
hand
,
and
thanked
her
for
all
her
old
kindness
.
‘
Call
it
not
kindness
,
’
returned
Flora
,
giving
her
an
honest
kiss
,
‘
for
you
always
were
the
best
and
dearest
little
thing
that
ever
was
if
I
may
take
the
liberty
and
even
in
a
money
point
of
view
a
saving
being
Conscience
itself
though
I
must
add
much
more
agreeable
than
mine
ever
was
to
me
for
though
not
I
hope
more
burdened
than
other
people
’
s
yet
I
have
always
found
it
far
readier
to
make
one
uncomfortable
than
comfortable
and
evidently
taking
a
greater
pleasure
in
doing
it
but
I
am
wandering
,
one
hope
I
wish
to
express
ere
yet
the
closing
scene
draws
in
and
it
is
that
I
do
trust
for
the
sake
of
old
times
and
old
sincerity
that
Arthur
will
know
that
I
didn
’
t
desert
him
in
his
misfortunes
but
that
I
came
backwards
and
forwards
constantly
to
ask
if
I
could
do
anything
for
him
and
that
I
sat
in
the
pie
-
shop
where
they
very
civilly
fetched
something
warm
in
a
tumbler
from
the
hotel
and
really
very
nice
hours
after
hours
to
keep
him
company
over
the
way
without
his
knowing
it
.
’
Flora
really
had
tears
in
her
eyes
now
,
and
they
showed
her
to
great
advantage
.
‘
Over
and
above
which
,
’
said
Flora
,
‘
I
earnestly
beg
you
as
the
dearest
thing
that
ever
was
if
you
’
ll
still
excuse
the
familiarity
from
one
who
moves
in
very
different
circles
to
let
Arthur
understand
that
I
don
’
t
know
after
all
whether
it
wasn
’
t
all
nonsense
between
us
though
pleasant
at
the
time
and
trying
too
and
certainly
Mr
F
.
did
work
a
change
and
the
spell
being
broken
nothing
could
be
expected
to
take
place
without
weaving
it
afresh
which
various
circumstances
have
combined
to
prevent
of
which
perhaps
not
the
least
powerful
was
that
it
was
not
to
be
,
I
am
not
prepared
to
say
that
if
it
had
been
agreeable
to
Arthur
and
had
brought
itself
about
naturally
in
the
first
instance
I
should
not
have
been
very
glad
being
of
a
lively
disposition
and
moped
at
home
where
papa
undoubtedly
is
the
most
aggravating
of
his
sex
and
not
improved
since
having
been
cut
down
by
the
hand
of
the
Incendiary
into
something
of
which
I
never
saw
the
counterpart
in
all
my
life
but
jealousy
is
not
my
character
nor
ill
-
will
though
many
faults
.
’
Without
having
been
able
closely
to
follow
Mrs
Finching
through
this
labyrinth
,
Little
Dorrit
understood
its
purpose
,
and
cordially
accepted
the
trust
.
