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"
I
could
n't
stand
up
in
the
passage
,
"
he
answered
with
a
comical
deprecatory
look
;
and
,
delighted
to
give
her
his
arm
and
to
take
her
out
of
the
horrid
smoky
place
,
he
would
have
walked
off
without
even
so
much
as
remembering
the
waiter
,
had
not
the
young
fellow
run
after
him
and
stopped
him
on
the
threshold
of
the
Elephant
to
make
him
pay
for
the
beer
which
he
had
not
consumed
.
Emmy
laughed
:
she
called
him
a
naughty
man
,
who
wanted
to
run
away
in
debt
,
and
,
in
fact
,
made
some
jokes
suitable
to
the
occasion
and
the
small-beer
.
She
was
in
high
spirits
and
good
humour
,
and
tripped
across
the
market-place
very
briskly
.
She
wanted
to
see
Jos
that
instant
.
The
Major
laughed
at
the
impetuous
affection
Mrs.
Amelia
exhibited
;
for
,
in
truth
,
it
was
not
very
often
that
she
wanted
her
brother
"
that
instant
.
"
They
found
the
civilian
in
his
saloon
on
the
first-floor
;
he
had
been
pacing
the
room
,
and
biting
his
nails
,
and
looking
over
the
market-place
towards
the
Elephant
a
hundred
times
at
least
during
the
past
hour
whilst
Emmy
was
closeted
with
her
friend
in
the
garret
and
the
Major
was
beating
the
tattoo
on
the
sloppy
tables
of
the
public
room
below
,
and
he
was
,
on
his
side
too
,
very
anxious
to
see
Mrs.
Osborne
.
"
Well
?
"
said
he
.
"
The
poor
dear
creature
,
how
she
has
suffered
!
"
Emmy
said
.
"
God
bless
my
soul
,
yes
,
"
Jos
said
,
wagging
his
head
,
so
that
his
cheeks
quivered
like
jellies
.
"
She
may
have
Payne
's
room
,
who
can
go
upstairs
,
"
Emmy
continued
.
Payne
was
a
staid
English
maid
and
personal
attendant
upon
Mrs.
Osborne
,
to
whom
the
courier
,
as
in
duty
bound
,
paid
court
,
and
whom
Georgy
used
to
"
lark
"
dreadfully
with
accounts
of
German
robbers
and
ghosts
.
She
passed
her
time
chiefly
in
grumbling
,
in
ordering
about
her
mistress
,
and
in
stating
her
intention
to
return
the
next
morning
to
her
native
village
of
Clapham
.
"
She
may
have
Payne
's
room
,
"
Emmy
said
.
"
Why
,
you
do
n't
mean
to
say
you
are
going
to
have
that
woman
into
the
house
?
"
bounced
out
the
Major
,
jumping
up
.
"
Of
course
we
are
,
"
said
Amelia
in
the
most
innocent
way
in
the
world
.
"
Do
n't
be
angry
and
break
the
furniture
,
Major
Dobbin
.
Of
course
we
are
going
to
have
her
here
.
"
"
Of
course
,
my
dear
,
"
Jos
said
.
"
The
poor
creature
,
after
all
her
sufferings
,
"
Emmy
continued
;
"
her
horrid
banker
broken
and
run
away
;
her
husband
--
wicked
wretch
--
having
deserted
her
and
taken
her
child
away
from
her
"
(
here
she
doubled
her
two
little
fists
and
held
them
in
a
most
menacing
attitude
before
her
,
so
that
the
Major
was
charmed
to
see
such
a
dauntless
virago
)
"
the
poor
dear
thing
!
quite
alone
and
absolutely
forced
to
give
lessons
in
singing
to
get
her
bread
--
and
not
have
her
here
!
"
