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'
You
are
as
great
a
boy
as
poor
Brittles
himself
,
'
returned
Rose
,
blushing
.
'
Well
,
'
said
the
doctor
,
laughing
heartily
,
'
that
is
no
very
difficult
matter
.
But
to
return
to
this
boy
.
The
great
point
of
our
agreement
is
yet
to
come
.
He
will
wake
in
an
hour
or
so
,
I
dare
say
;
and
although
I
have
told
that
thick-headed
constable-fellow
downstairs
that
he
mus
n't
be
moved
or
spoken
to
,
on
peril
of
his
life
,
I
think
we
may
converse
with
him
without
danger
.
Now
I
make
this
stipulation
--
that
I
shall
examine
him
in
your
presence
,
and
that
,
if
,
from
what
he
says
,
we
judge
,
and
I
can
show
to
the
satisfaction
of
your
cool
reason
,
that
he
is
a
real
and
thorough
bad
one
(
which
is
more
than
possible
)
,
he
shall
be
left
to
his
fate
,
without
any
farther
interference
on
my
part
,
at
all
events
.
'
'
Oh
no
,
aunt
!
'
entreated
Rose
.
'
Oh
yes
,
aunt
!
'
said
the
doctor
.
'
Is
is
a
bargain
?
;
'
He
can
not
be
hardened
in
vice
,
'
said
Rose
;
'
It
is
impossible
.
'
'
Very
good
,
'
retorted
the
doctor
;
'
then
so
much
the
more
reason
for
acceding
to
my
proposition
.
'
Finally
the
treaty
was
entered
into
;
and
the
parties
thereunto
sat
down
to
wait
,
with
some
impatience
,
until
Oliver
should
awake
.
The
patience
of
the
two
ladies
was
destined
to
undergo
a
longer
trial
than
Mr.
Losberne
had
led
them
to
expect
;
for
hour
after
hour
passed
on
,
and
still
Oliver
slumbered
heavily
.
It
was
evening
,
indeed
,
before
the
kind-hearted
doctor
brought
them
the
intelligence
,
that
he
was
at
length
sufficiently
restored
to
be
spoken
to
.
The
boy
was
very
ill
,
he
said
,
and
weak
from
the
loss
of
blood
;
but
his
mind
was
so
troubled
with
anxiety
to
disclose
something
,
that
he
deemed
it
better
to
give
him
the
opportunity
,
than
to
insist
upon
his
remaining
quiet
until
next
morning
:
which
he
should
otherwise
have
done
.
The
conference
was
a
long
one
.
Oliver
told
them
all
his
simple
history
,
and
was
often
compelled
to
stop
,
by
pain
and
want
of
strength
.
It
was
a
solemn
thing
,
to
hear
,
in
the
darkened
room
,
the
feeble
voice
of
the
sick
child
recounting
a
weary
catalogue
of
evils
and
calamities
which
hard
men
had
brought
upon
him
.
