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‘
I
,
’
repeated
Short
emphatically
and
slowly
,
‘
am
not
a
-
going
to
stand
it
.
I
am
not
a
-
going
to
see
this
fair
young
child
a
falling
into
bad
hands
,
and
getting
among
people
that
she
’
s
no
more
fit
for
,
than
they
are
to
get
among
angels
as
their
ordinary
chums
.
Therefore
when
they
dewelope
an
intention
of
parting
company
from
us
,
I
shall
take
measures
for
detaining
of
‘
em
,
and
restoring
‘
em
to
their
friends
,
who
I
dare
say
have
had
their
disconsolation
pasted
up
on
every
wall
in
London
by
this
time
.
’
‘
Short
,
’
said
Mr
Codlin
,
who
with
his
head
upon
his
hands
,
and
his
elbows
on
his
knees
,
had
been
shaking
himself
impatiently
from
side
to
side
up
to
this
point
and
occasionally
stamping
on
the
ground
,
but
who
now
looked
up
with
eager
eyes
;
‘
it
’
s
possible
that
there
may
be
uncommon
good
sense
in
what
you
’
ve
said
.
If
there
is
,
and
there
should
be
a
reward
,
Short
,
remember
that
we
’
re
partners
in
everything
!
’
His
companion
had
only
time
to
nod
a
brief
assent
to
this
position
,
for
the
child
awoke
at
the
instant
.
They
had
drawn
close
together
during
the
previous
whispering
,
and
now
hastily
separated
and
were
rather
awkwardly
endeavouring
to
exchange
some
casual
remarks
in
their
usual
tone
,
when
strange
footsteps
were
heard
without
,
and
fresh
company
entered
.
These
were
no
other
than
four
very
dismal
dogs
,
who
came
pattering
in
one
after
the
other
,
headed
by
an
old
bandy
dog
of
particularly
mournful
aspect
,
who
,
stopping
when
the
last
of
his
followers
had
got
as
far
as
the
door
,
erected
himself
upon
his
hind
legs
and
looked
round
at
his
companions
,
who
immediately
stood
upon
their
hind
legs
,
in
a
grave
and
melancholy
row
.
Nor
was
this
the
only
remarkable
circumstance
about
these
dogs
,
for
each
of
them
wore
a
kind
of
little
coat
of
some
gaudy
colour
trimmed
with
tarnished
spangles
,
and
one
of
them
had
a
cap
upon
his
head
,
tied
very
carefully
under
his
chin
,
which
had
fallen
down
upon
his
nose
and
completely
obscured
one
eye
;
add
to
this
,
that
the
gaudy
coats
were
all
wet
through
and
discoloured
with
rain
,
and
that
the
wearers
were
splashed
and
dirty
,
and
some
idea
may
be
formed
of
the
unusual
appearance
of
these
new
visitors
to
the
Jolly
Sandboys
.
Neither
Short
nor
the
landlord
nor
Thomas
Codlin
,
however
,
was
in
the
least
surprised
,
merely
remarking
that
these
were
Jerry
’
s
dogs
and
that
Jerry
could
not
be
far
behind
.
So
there
the
dogs
stood
,
patiently
winking
and
gaping
and
looking
extremely
hard
at
the
boiling
pot
,
until
Jerry
himself
appeared
,
when
they
all
dropped
down
at
once
and
walked
about
the
room
in
their
natural
manner
.
This
posture
it
must
be
confessed
did
not
much
improve
their
appearance
,
as
their
own
personal
tails
and
their
coat
tails
—
both
capital
things
in
their
way
—
did
not
agree
together
.
Jerry
,
the
manager
of
these
dancing
dogs
,
was
a
tall
black
-
whiskered
man
in
a
velveteen
coat
,
who
seemed
well
known
to
the
landlord
and
his
guests
and
accosted
them
with
great
cordiality
.
Disencumbering
himself
of
a
barrel
organ
which
he
placed
upon
a
chair
,
and
retaining
in
his
hand
a
small
whip
wherewith
to
awe
his
company
of
comedians
,
he
came
up
to
the
fire
to
dry
himself
,
and
entered
into
conversation
.
‘
Your
people
don
’
t
usually
travel
in
character
,
do
they
?
’
said
Short
,
pointing
to
the
dresses
of
the
dogs
.
‘
It
must
come
expensive
if
they
do
?
’
‘
No
,
’
replied
Jerry
,
‘
no
,
it
’
s
not
the
custom
with
us
.
But
we
’
ve
been
playing
a
little
on
the
road
to
-
day
,
and
we
come
out
with
a
new
wardrobe
at
the
races
,
so
I
didn
’
t
think
it
worth
while
to
stop
to
undress
.
Down
,
Pedro
!
’
This
was
addressed
to
the
dog
with
the
cap
on
,
who
being
a
new
member
of
the
company
,
and
not
quite
certain
of
his
duty
,
kept
his
unobscured
eye
anxiously
on
his
master
,
and
was
perpetually
starting
upon
his
hind
legs
when
there
was
no
occasion
,
and
falling
down
again
.
‘
I
’
ve
got
a
animal
here
,
’
said
Jerry
,
putting
his
hand
into
the
capacious
pocket
of
his
coat
,
and
diving
into
one
corner
as
if
he
were
feeling
for
a
small
orange
or
an
apple
or
some
such
article
,
‘
a
animal
here
,
wot
I
think
you
know
something
of
,
Short
.
’
