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'
Yes
.
I
have
come
from
Bill
,
'
replied
the
girl
.
'
You
are
to
go
with
me
.
'
'
What
for
?
'
asked
Oliver
,
recoiling
.
'
What
for
?
'
echoed
the
girl
,
raising
her
eyes
,
and
averting
them
again
,
the
moment
they
encountered
the
boy
's
face
.
'
Oh
!
For
no
harm
.
'
'
I
do
n't
believe
it
,
'
said
Oliver
:
who
had
watched
her
closely
.
'
Have
it
your
own
way
,
'
rejoined
the
girl
,
affecting
to
laugh
.
'
For
no
good
,
then
.
'
Oliver
could
see
that
he
had
some
power
over
the
girl
's
better
feelings
,
and
,
for
an
instant
,
thought
of
appealing
to
her
compassion
for
his
helpless
state
.
But
,
then
,
the
thought
darted
across
his
mind
that
it
was
barely
eleven
o'clock
;
and
that
many
people
were
still
in
the
streets
:
of
whom
surely
some
might
be
found
to
give
credence
to
his
tale
.
As
the
reflection
occured
to
him
,
he
stepped
forward
:
and
said
,
somewhat
hastily
,
that
he
was
ready
.
Neither
his
brief
consideration
,
nor
its
purport
,
was
lost
on
his
companion
.
She
eyed
him
narrowly
,
while
he
spoke
;
and
cast
upon
him
a
look
of
intelligence
which
sufficiently
showed
that
she
guessed
what
had
been
passing
in
his
thoughts
.
'
Hush
!
'
said
the
girl
,
stooping
over
him
,
and
pointing
to
the
door
as
she
looked
cautiously
round
.
'
You
ca
n't
help
yourself
.
I
have
tried
hard
for
you
,
but
all
to
no
purpose
.
You
are
hedged
round
and
round
.
If
ever
you
are
to
get
loose
from
here
,
this
is
not
the
time
.
'
Struck
by
the
energy
of
her
manner
,
Oliver
looked
up
in
her
face
with
great
surprise
.
She
seemed
to
speak
the
truth
;
her
countenance
was
white
and
agitated
;
and
she
trembled
with
very
earnestness
.
