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'Well, then, coy in a very loud

whisper 'Little Mother wasn't to know nothing of it, and she would

never have known nothing of it if you had only gone So and So, instead

of bothering and loitering about It ain't ht to be asha me'

Clennam crossed to the other side, and hurriedly opened the letters

That fro hi been disappointed of a remittance from

the City on which he had confidently counted, he took up his pen, being

restrained by the unhappy circu

three-and-twenty years (doubly underlined), fro himself, as

he would otherwise certainly have done--took up his pen to entreat Mr

Clennas upon his

IOU, which he begged to enclose

That froratified to hear that he had at

length obtained perhly satisfactory nature,

accompanied with every prospect of complete success in life; but that

the temporary inability of his employer to pay him his arrears of salary

to that date (in which condition said eenerous forbearance in which he trusted he should never be wanting