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'Shut the door after you You're letting in a devil of a draught here!'

A few steps brought hie In that roo

particular, nu

nothing particular They seemed, however, to be more directly concerned

than the others had been in the effective execution of the great

principle of the office, as there was an awful inner apartes appeared to be assembled

in council, and out of which there was an i of papers,

and into which there was an i of papers, alentleman, number four, was the active instruain stated his case in the

saan way As number one referred him to number two, and

as number two referred him to number three, he had occasion to state

it three times before they all referred hiain Nureeable

young fellow--he was a Barnacle, but on the htly side of

the family--and he said in an easy way, 'Oh! you had better not bother

yourself about it, I think'

'Not bother myself about it?' 'No! I recommend you not to bother yourself about it' This was such a new point of view that Arthur Clennam found himself at a