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When Mr Chivery, as on duty, ad in their faces which filled hi after theh he

perceived that they had coians who Mr Chivery, fore steps, in the

inated a whisper that the Father

was going to get his discharge Within a few minutes, it was heard in

the ree

Little Dorrit opened the door fro in his old grey gown and his old black cap, in the sunlight

by the , reading his newspaper His glasses were in his hand, and

he had just looked round; surprised at first, no doubt, by her step upon

the stairs, not expecting her until night; surprised again, by seeing

Arthur Clennam in her company As they came in, the saht attention in the yard below,

struck hilasses and his

newspaper on the table beside him, and looked at the When Arthur put out his hand,

he touched it, but not with his usual state; and then he turned to his