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It is not that I have seen

to my old pensioner--it is not that that hurtsexplicit, that I have seeninto this College out of the

public streets--s!--arm in arm with--O my God, a livery!'

This reference to the coat of no cut and no tiasped forth, in a scarcely audible voice, and with his

clenched pocket-handkerchief raised in the air His excited feelings

ht have found some further painful utterance, but for a knock at the

door, which had been already twice repeated, and to which Fanny (still

wishing herself dead, and indeed now going so far as to add, buried)

cried 'Co John!' said the Father, in an altered and cal John?' 'A letter for you, sir, being left in the Lodge just thisto be thereit to your room' The speaker's attention was much distracted by

the piteous spectacle of Little Dorrit at her father's feet, with her

head turned away 'Indeed, John? Thank you'

'The letter is froe

was, sir, that Mr Clennam also sent his compliments, and word that he

would do hi to see