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‘
I
wish
he
was
dead
!
’
Giving
utterance
to
these
friendly
aspirations
in
behalf
of
his
client
,
Mr
Sampson
composed
his
face
into
its
usual
state
of
smoothness
,
and
waiting
until
the
shriek
came
again
and
was
dying
away
,
went
up
to
the
wooden
house
,
and
knocked
at
the
door
.
‘
Come
in
!
’
cried
the
dwarf
.
‘
How
do
you
do
to
-
night
sir
?
’
said
Sampson
,
peeping
in
.
‘
Ha
ha
ha
!
How
do
you
do
sir
?
Oh
dear
me
,
how
very
whimsical
!
Amazingly
whimsical
to
be
sure
!
’
‘
Come
in
,
you
fool
!
’
returned
the
dwarf
,
‘
and
don
’
t
stand
there
shaking
your
head
and
showing
your
teeth
.
Come
in
,
you
false
witness
,
you
perjurer
,
you
suborner
of
evidence
,
come
in
!
’
‘
He
has
the
richest
humour
!
’
cried
Brass
,
shutting
the
door
behind
him
;
‘
the
most
amazing
vein
of
comicality
!
But
isn
’
t
it
rather
injudicious
,
sir
—
?
’
‘
What
?
’
demanded
Quilp
.
‘
What
,
Judas
?
’
‘
Judas
!
’
cried
Brass
.
‘
He
has
such
extraordinary
spirits
!
His
humour
is
so
extremely
playful
!
Judas
!
Oh
yes
—
dear
me
,
how
very
good
!
Ha
ha
ha
!
’
All
this
time
,
Sampson
was
rubbing
his
hands
,
and
staring
,
with
ludicrous
surprise
and
dismay
,
at
a
great
,
goggle
-
eyed
,
blunt
-
nosed
figure
-
head
of
some
old
ship
,
which
was
reared
up
against
the
wall
in
a
corner
near
the
stove
,
looking
like
a
goblin
or
hideous
idol
whom
the
dwarf
worshipped
.
A
mass
of
timber
on
its
head
,
carved
into
the
dim
and
distant
semblance
of
a
cocked
hat
,
together
with
a
representation
of
a
star
on
the
left
breast
and
epaulettes
on
the
shoulders
,
denoted
that
it
was
intended
for
the
effigy
of
some
famous
admiral
;
but
,
without
those
helps
,
any
observer
might
have
supposed
it
the
authentic
portrait
of
a
distinguished
merman
,
or
great
sea
-
monster
.
Being
originally
much
too
large
for
the
apartment
which
it
was
now
employed
to
decorate
,
it
had
been
sawn
short
off
at
the
waist
.
Even
in
this
state
it
reached
from
floor
to
ceiling
;
and
thrusting
itself
forward
,
with
that
excessively
wide
-
awake
aspect
,
and
air
of
somewhat
obtrusive
politeness
,
by
which
figure
-
heads
are
usually
characterised
,
seemed
to
reduce
everything
else
to
mere
pigmy
proportions
.
