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'With what then, Mr Pancks? That is to say, assu that you want it of

me' 'Yes, sir; yes, I want it of you,' said Pancks, 'if I can persuade you

to furnish it A, B, C, D DA, DE, DI, DO Dictionary order Dorrit That's the naain, and fell to at his

right-hand nails Arthur looked searchingly at him; he returned the

look 'I don't understand you, Mr Pancks' 'That's the name that I want to know about' 'And what do you want to know?' 'Whatever you can and will tell me'

This coed without so on the part of

Mr Pancks's ular visit, Mr Pancks It strikes me as rather

extraordinary that you should come, with such an object, to ether,' returned Pancks 'It may be out

of the ordinary course, and yet be business In short, it is business I

am a man of business What business have I in this present world, except

to stick to business? No business'

With his fore were quite in

earnest, Clennaain turned his eyes attentively upon his face It

was as scrubby and dingy as ever, and as eager and quick as ever, and he