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'I have ht, when

I was going back Both tih that may easily be my

mistake), that he hardly looked as if he had ?' 'No; he only nodded and put his head on one side'

'The devil take his head!'at the fire;

'it's always on one side' He roused himself to persuade her to put so to eat--it was very difficult,

she was so tiain: 'Is my mother at

all changed to you?' 'Oh, not at all She is just the same I wondered whether I had better

tell her ht--I mean, whether you

would likeat

hi her eyes as he looked

at her, 'whether you would advise ht to do'

'Little Dorrit,' said Clennaun, between

these two, to stand for a hundred gentle phrases, according to the