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'
All
,
'
replied
the
Jew
.
'
You
have
n't
opened
the
parcel
and
swallowed
one
or
two
as
you
come
along
,
have
you
?
'
inquired
Sikes
,
suspiciously
.
'
Do
n't
put
on
an
injured
look
at
the
question
;
you
've
done
it
many
a
time
.
Jerk
the
tinkler
.
'
These
words
,
in
plain
English
,
conveyed
an
injunction
to
ring
the
bell
.
It
was
answered
by
another
Jew
:
younger
than
Fagin
,
but
nearly
as
vile
and
repulsive
in
appearance
.
Bill
Sikes
merely
pointed
to
the
empty
measure
.
The
Jew
,
perfectly
understanding
the
hint
,
retired
to
fill
it
:
previously
exchanging
a
remarkable
look
with
Fagin
,
who
raised
his
eyes
for
an
instant
,
as
if
in
expectation
of
it
,
and
shook
his
head
in
reply
;
so
slightly
that
the
action
would
have
been
almost
imperceptible
to
an
observant
third
person
.
It
was
lost
upon
Sikes
,
who
was
stooping
at
the
moment
to
tie
the
boot-lace
which
the
dog
had
torn
.
Possibly
,
if
he
had
observed
the
brief
interchange
of
signals
,
he
might
have
thought
that
it
boded
no
good
to
him
.
'
Is
anybody
here
,
Barney
?
'
inquired
Fagin
;
speaking
,
now
that
that
Sikes
was
looking
on
,
without
raising
his
eyes
from
the
ground
.
'
Dot
a
shoul
,
'
replied
Barney
;
whose
words
:
whether
they
came
from
the
heart
or
not
:
made
their
way
through
the
nose
.
'
Nobody
?
'
inquired
Fagin
,
in
a
tone
of
surprise
:
which
perhaps
might
mean
that
Barney
was
at
liberty
to
tell
the
truth
.
'
Dobody
but
Biss
Dadsy
,
'
replied
Barney
.
'
Nancy
!
'
exclaimed
Sikes
.
'
Where
?
Strike
me
blind
,
if
I
do
n't
honour
that
'
ere
girl
,
for
her
native
talents
.
'
'
She
's
bid
havid
a
plate
of
boiled
beef
id
the
bar
,
'
replied
Barney
.
