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"
Oh
,
no
!
Mason
will
not
defy
me
;
nor
,
knowing
it
,
will
he
hurt
me
--
but
,
unintentionally
,
he
might
in
a
moment
,
by
one
careless
word
,
deprive
me
,
if
not
of
life
,
yet
for
ever
of
happiness
.
"
"
Tell
him
to
be
cautious
,
sir
:
let
him
know
what
you
fear
,
and
show
him
how
to
avert
the
danger
.
"
He
laughed
sardonically
,
hastily
took
my
hand
,
and
as
hastily
threw
it
from
him
.
"
If
I
could
do
that
,
simpleton
,
where
would
the
danger
be
?
Annihilated
in
a
moment
.
Ever
since
I
have
known
Mason
,
I
have
only
had
to
say
to
him
'
Do
that
,
'
and
the
thing
has
been
done
.
But
I
can
not
give
him
orders
in
this
case
:
I
can
not
say
'
Beware
of
harming
me
,
Richard
;
'
for
it
is
imperative
that
I
should
keep
him
ignorant
that
harm
to
me
is
possible
.
Now
you
look
puzzled
;
and
I
will
puzzle
you
further
.
You
are
my
little
friend
,
are
you
not
?
"
"
I
like
to
serve
you
,
sir
,
and
to
obey
you
in
all
that
is
right
.
"
"
Precisely
:
I
see
you
do
.
I
see
genuine
contentment
in
your
gait
and
mien
,
your
eye
and
face
,
when
you
are
helping
me
and
pleasing
me
--
working
for
me
,
and
with
me
,
in
,
as
you
characteristically
say
,
'
all
that
is
right
:
'
for
if
I
bid
you
do
what
you
thought
wrong
,
there
would
be
no
light-footed
running
,
no
neat-handed
alacrity
,
no
lively
glance
and
animated
complexion
.
My
friend
would
then
turn
to
me
,
quiet
and
pale
,
and
would
say
,
'
No
,
sir
;
that
is
impossible
:
I
can
not
do
it
,
because
it
is
wrong
;
'
and
would
become
immutable
as
a
fixed
star
.
Well
,
you
too
have
power
over
me
,
and
may
injure
me
:
yet
I
dare
not
show
you
where
I
am
vulnerable
,
lest
,
faithful
and
friendly
as
you
are
,
you
should
transfix
me
at
once
.
"
"
If
you
have
no
more
to
fear
from
Mr.
Mason
than
you
have
from
me
,
sir
,
you
are
very
safe
.
"
"
God
grant
it
may
be
so
!
Here
,
Jane
,
is
an
arbour
;
sit
down
.
"
The
arbour
was
an
arch
in
the
wall
,
lined
with
ivy
;
it
contained
a
rustic
seat
.
Mr.
Rochester
took
it
,
leaving
room
,
however
,
for
me
:
but
I
stood
before
him
.
