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He
found
his
brother-in-law
in
a
condition
of
pitiable
infirmity
--
and
dreadfully
afraid
of
Rebecca
,
though
eager
in
his
praises
of
her
.
She
tended
him
through
a
series
of
unheard-of
illnesses
with
a
fidelity
most
admirable
.
She
had
been
a
daughter
to
him
.
"
But
--
but
--
oh
,
for
God
's
sake
,
do
come
and
live
near
me
,
and
--
and
--
see
me
sometimes
,
"
whimpered
out
the
unfortunate
man
.
The
Colonel
's
brow
darkened
at
this
.
"
We
ca
n't
,
Jos
,
"
he
said
.
"
Considering
the
circumstances
,
Amelia
ca
n't
visit
you
.
"
"
I
swear
to
you
--
I
swear
to
you
on
the
Bible
,
"
gasped
out
Joseph
,
wanting
to
kiss
the
book
,
"
that
she
is
as
innocent
as
a
child
,
as
spotless
as
your
own
wife
.
"
"
It
may
be
so
,
"
said
the
Colonel
gloomily
,
"
but
Emmy
ca
n't
come
to
you
.
Be
a
man
,
Jos
:
break
off
this
disreputable
connection
.
Come
home
to
your
family
.
We
hear
your
affairs
are
involved
.
"
"
Involved
!
"
cried
Jos.
"
Who
has
told
such
calumnies
?
All
my
money
is
placed
out
most
advantageously
.
Mrs.
Crawley
--
that
is
--
I
mean
--
it
is
laid
out
to
the
best
interest
.
"
"
You
are
not
in
debt
,
then
?
Why
did
you
insure
your
life
?
"
"
I
thought
--
a
little
present
to
her
--
in
case
anything
happened
;
and
you
know
my
health
is
so
delicate
--
common
gratitude
you
know
--
and
I
intend
to
leave
all
my
money
to
you
--
and
I
can
spare
it
out
of
my
income
,
indeed
I
can
,
"
cried
out
William
's
weak
brother-in-law
.
The
Colonel
besought
Jos
to
fly
at
once
--
to
go
back
to
India
,
whither
Mrs.
Crawley
could
not
follow
him
;
to
do
anything
to
break
off
a
connection
which
might
have
the
most
fatal
consequences
to
him
.
Jos
clasped
his
hands
and
cried
,
"
He
would
go
back
to
India
.
He
would
do
anything
,
only
he
must
have
time
:
they
must
n't
say
anything
to
Mrs.
Crawley
--
she
'd
--
she
'd
kill
me
if
she
knew
it
.
You
do
n't
know
what
a
terrible
woman
she
is
,
"
the
poor
wretch
said
.
"
Then
,
why
not
come
away
with
me
?
"
said
Dobbin
in
reply
;
but
Jos
had
not
the
courage
.
"
He
would
see
Dobbin
again
in
the
morning
;
he
must
on
no
account
say
that
he
had
been
there
.
He
must
go
now
.
Becky
might
come
in
.
"
And
Dobbin
quitted
him
,
full
of
forebodings
.
