The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-05
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EXPECTATIONS.
BY CHARLES DICKENS.

Joining him as he 80 kinolv offered. Firstly. |
my mind was too preoccuped to b. able TO take /
In the subject clearly Second Yes Sec. /
ondly, there was vague something lingering /
In my thoughts that will come out very near .
the end Of this slight narrative.
But ifyou thought, Herbert, that you could, |
without doing any injury ~ your business, loayo /
the question open for a I'll while
For any while, " cried Herbert. six months |
-ssyeat'" ,,..,,
three months at most
Herbert wa highly delighted when ", shook
hands on this arrangement, and said he could
now take couIagc 10 tell me that BE- believed he
must 20 away at the end OF thu week.
"Ani ClttIi" aid l.
"hol dutifully 10 her father, ~ lon ne hc
la,ts; but he won't last lons. Mr.. Whipplc
conides to me that he is certainly goins. 80
mot 10 say an unfecling thns,' stid I, "hc
cannot do better than go.
81 am afraid that must be admitted said
Herbert; "and then | shall come back ior tho
dear little thing, and the dear little thing and
i will walk quietly into the nearest church.
Remember The blessed darling come, Of no
family, my dear Handel, and never look eli into
the red book, AMI hasn't a notion about her
gTandpapi. What fortune tor the son oi my
mother =!
On the Saturday in that same week | took |
UANt - ll'IV'll-lNll Ol lVlENi mop, fttt /
sad and sorry 10 leave mc-ls he sat on ole Of |
the SEAPORT mail coaches. went into coffee |
house TO write little note to tllrt telling n or !
- had gone OIL sending his love 10 her over and |
over again, and then went to my lonely home
II II deserve the nlmc, for II wis now no homl
10 mo, ard had no home anv whrrr.
On the stairs encountered Wcmnick who |
was coming dowl after AN unsuccessful appli-
cation OF my knuckrs TO his door. hld nN
seen him alone since the Il sastruus tsu. Of the
attempted flight AMI he had com ., in hi, p,i-
vate and personal capacity, 10 sly a few words
OF explanation in reference to that f,urr.
"The lac C1mp'y.on " .iil Wrmmic,. chad
ly little aud little got at the bottom ol half al
the tcguU huiness nON tran .lHi"l, aud IL va |
from the talk 81 som 81 h- paopl, In trouble
Isome Of his people being rlynv, in tronbl,
that heard what did. kept nv ctrs op,i.
seeming TO have them shut. until heard thni
he was absent, nnl thought tia, wuull u, the
best time for making the attempt | can ONLY
suppose now that II was part OF his policy. ns A
very clever man, hahituilly ~ deceive hi, own
instruments. You don't blame me, | hop, NJ.
ZIP, am sure tried to serve you with all
my heart.
81 am as sure of that, wemmick, M Won can
oe, and thank YOU most earnestly for all your
interest and friendship"
Thank you, thank you very much It's a
bad job, said Wemmick, scratchin, his heal
~and assure you haven't been No cut up for
long time. What look A. il the sacrifice of
10 much portable property. Dcir mo T.
what ! think OF, Wommick is the pojr
owner of the property"
Eyes, TO he sure, said Wcmmiak. "OrcoIro
therc can he no objection 10 your brin, ,,rrv
Tor him and III put down u five -plunl noia
mysoli to get him out OF u. But what look
AZ IL this. The late Comp,yson having been
beforehand with him IN Intelligence of hs re-
turn, and being 50 determined u brin. him TO
book, do not think he could have been saved.
where's the portable property certainly could
have been saved. That's the diTrr,ncc In
tween the property and the owner, don't you
,co?"
CnNPrEr I'm.
lie lay in PRISON very iil dur'n, tho wi,lc
interval between his commtial for triil aud IN,
coming round Of the Sessions. lie hal broken
two ribs, they had WOUNDED one of his lnrs
and he breathcd with great pain anI dilli ultv,
which increased daily. II was consequence
OF his hurt that hc -poke 80 low ~ to be scuce.
~ audible therefore he spoke very little. BIT
he waS ever ready to listen to me, and it became
the irst duty Of my lie to say To him, AMI rad
TO him what knew hc ought TO hear.
Being far to III to rem,in in the CT,
prison, he was removed, after the first ' ".","
into the lnirmlry. Til, -ayc NJ 49,, =" -
oi being with him that cont 'PP' '"ul'''1
have had. And but for 49, M, ~. PhelNi,1
have bo,n psf in irons, '' MUS II, W"i'
determined prison-brc. ~ wv VT ,'sl,i'l i,
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AIthougb
only sbe--~ saw him every div n vi. 70
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