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841
'
That
it
wo
n't
do
;
so
it
's
no
use
a-trying
it
on
,
Fagin
,
'
replied
Nancy
.
842
'
What
do
you
mean
by
that
?
'
said
Mr.
Sikes
,
looking
up
in
a
surly
manner
.
843
'
What
I
say
,
Bill
,
'
replied
the
lady
collectedly
.
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844
'
Why
,
you
're
just
the
very
person
for
it
,
'
reasoned
Mr.
Sikes
:
'
nobody
about
here
knows
anything
of
you
.
'
845
'
And
as
I
do
n't
want
'em
to
,
neither
,
'
replied
Nancy
in
the
same
composed
manner
,
'
it
's
rather
more
no
than
yes
with
me
,
Bill
.
'
846
'
She
'll
go
,
Fagin
,
'
said
Sikes
.
847
'
No
,
she
wo
n't
,
Fagin
,
'
said
Nancy
.
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848
'
Yes
,
she
will
,
Fagin
,
'
said
Sikes
.
849
And
Mr.
Sikes
was
right
.
By
dint
of
alternate
threats
,
promises
,
and
bribes
,
the
lady
in
question
was
ultimately
prevailed
upon
to
undertake
the
commission
.
She
was
not
,
indeed
,
withheld
by
the
same
considerations
as
her
agreeable
friend
;
for
,
having
recently
removed
into
the
neighborhood
of
Field
Lane
from
the
remote
but
genteel
suburb
of
Ratcliffe
,
she
was
not
under
the
same
apprehension
of
being
recognised
by
any
of
her
numerous
acquaintance
.
850
Accordingly
,
with
a
clean
white
apron
tied
over
her
gown
,
and
her
curl-papers
tucked
up
under
a
straw
bonnet
--
both
articles
of
dress
being
provided
from
the
Jew
's
inexhaustible
stock
--
Miss
Nancy
prepared
to
issue
forth
on
her
errand
.