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Mr.
Fagin
was
sufficiently
well
acquainted
with
the
manners
and
customs
of
that
particular
species
of
humanity
to
which
Nancy
belonged
,
to
feel
tolerably
certain
that
it
would
be
rather
unsafe
to
prolong
any
conversation
with
her
,
at
present
.
With
the
view
of
diverting
the
attention
of
the
company
,
he
turned
to
Oliver
.
'
So
you
wanted
to
get
away
,
my
dear
,
did
you
?
'
said
the
Jew
,
taking
up
a
jagged
and
knotted
club
which
law
in
a
corner
of
the
fireplace
;
'
eh
?
'
Oliver
made
no
reply
.
But
he
watched
the
Jew
's
motions
,
and
breathed
quickly
.
'
Wanted
to
get
assistance
;
called
for
the
police
;
did
you
?
'
sneered
the
Jew
,
catching
the
boy
by
the
arm
.
'
We
'll
cure
you
of
that
,
my
young
master
.
'
The
Jew
inflicted
a
smart
blow
on
Oliver
's
shoulders
with
the
club
;
and
was
raising
it
for
a
second
,
when
the
girl
,
rushing
forward
,
wrested
it
from
his
hand
.
She
flung
it
into
the
fire
,
with
a
force
that
brought
some
of
the
glowing
coals
whirling
out
into
the
room
.
'
I
wo
n't
stand
by
and
see
it
done
,
Fagin
,
'
cried
the
girl
.
'
You
've
got
the
boy
,
and
what
more
would
you
have
?
--
Let
him
be
--
let
him
be
--
or
I
shall
put
that
mark
on
some
of
you
,
that
will
bring
me
to
the
gallows
before
my
time
.
'
The
girl
stamped
her
foot
violently
on
the
floor
as
she
vented
this
threat
;
and
with
her
lips
compressed
,
and
her
hands
clenched
,
looked
alternately
at
the
Jew
and
the
other
robber
:
her
face
quite
colourless
from
the
passion
of
rage
into
which
she
had
gradually
worked
herself
.
'
Why
,
Nancy
!
'
said
the
Jew
,
in
a
soothing
tone
;
after
a
pause
,
during
which
he
and
Mr.
Sikes
had
stared
at
one
another
in
a
disconcerted
manner
;
'
you
--
you
're
more
clever
than
ever
to-night
.
Ha
!
ha
!
my
dear
,
you
are
acting
beautifully
.
'
'
Am
I
!
'
said
the
girl
.
'
Take
care
I
do
n't
overdo
it
.
You
will
be
the
worse
for
it
,
Fagin
,
if
I
do
;
and
so
I
tell
you
in
good
time
to
keep
clear
of
me
.
'
There
is
something
about
a
roused
woman
:
especially
if
she
add
to
all
her
other
strong
passions
,
the
fierce
impulses
of
recklessness
and
despair
;
which
few
men
like
to
provoke
.
The
Jew
saw
that
it
would
be
hopeless
to
affect
any
further
mistake
regarding
the
reality
of
Miss
Nancy
's
rage
;
and
,
shrinking
involuntarily
back
a
few
paces
,
cast
a
glance
,
half
imploring
and
half
cowardly
,
at
Sikes
:
as
if
to
hint
that
he
was
the
fittest
person
to
pursue
the
dialogue
.
