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Peggotty
had
considered
herself
highly
privileged
in
being
allowed
to
participate
in
these
labours
;
and
,
although
she
still
retained
something
of
her
old
sentiment
of
awe
in
reference
to
my
aunt
,
had
received
so
many
marks
of
encouragement
and
confidence
,
that
they
were
the
best
friends
possible
.
But
the
time
had
now
come
(
I
am
speaking
of
the
Saturday
when
I
was
to
take
tea
at
Miss
Mills
’
s
)
when
it
was
necessary
for
her
to
return
home
,
and
enter
on
the
discharge
of
the
duties
she
had
undertaken
in
behalf
of
Ham
.
‘
So
good
-
bye
,
Barkis
,
’
said
my
aunt
,
‘
and
take
care
of
yourself
!
I
am
sure
I
never
thought
I
could
be
sorry
to
lose
you
!
’
I
took
Peggotty
to
the
coach
office
and
saw
her
off
.
She
cried
at
parting
,
and
confided
her
brother
to
my
friendship
as
Ham
had
done
.
We
had
heard
nothing
of
him
since
he
went
away
,
that
sunny
afternoon
.
‘
And
now
,
my
own
dear
Davy
,
’
said
Peggotty
,
‘
if
,
while
you
’
re
a
prentice
,
you
should
want
any
money
to
spend
;
or
if
,
when
you
’
re
out
of
your
time
,
my
dear
,
you
should
want
any
to
set
you
up
(
and
you
must
do
one
or
other
,
or
both
,
my
darling
)
;
who
has
such
a
good
right
to
ask
leave
to
lend
it
you
,
as
my
sweet
girl
’
s
own
old
stupid
me
!
’
I
was
not
so
savagely
independent
as
to
say
anything
in
reply
,
but
that
if
ever
I
borrowed
money
of
anyone
,
I
would
borrow
it
of
her
.
Next
to
accepting
a
large
sum
on
the
spot
,
I
believe
this
gave
Peggotty
more
comfort
than
anything
I
could
have
done
.
‘
And
,
my
dear
!
’
whispered
Peggotty
,
‘
tell
the
pretty
little
angel
that
I
should
so
have
liked
to
see
her
,
only
for
a
minute
!
And
tell
her
that
before
she
marries
my
boy
,
I
’
ll
come
and
make
your
house
so
beautiful
for
you
,
if
you
’
ll
let
me
!
’
I
declared
that
nobody
else
should
touch
it
;
and
this
gave
Peggotty
such
delight
that
she
went
away
in
good
spirits
.
I
fatigued
myself
as
much
as
I
possibly
could
in
the
Commons
all
day
,
by
a
variety
of
devices
,
and
at
the
appointed
time
in
the
evening
repaired
to
Mr
.
Mills
’
s
street
.
Mr
.
Mills
,
who
was
a
terrible
fellow
to
fall
asleep
after
dinner
,
had
not
yet
gone
out
,
and
there
was
no
bird
-
cage
in
the
middle
window
.
He
kept
me
waiting
so
long
,
that
I
fervently
hoped
the
Club
would
fine
him
for
being
late
.
At
last
he
came
out
;
and
then
I
saw
my
own
Dora
hang
up
the
bird
-
cage
,
and
peep
into
the
balcony
to
look
for
me
,
and
run
in
again
when
she
saw
I
was
there
,
while
Jip
remained
behind
,
to
bark
injuriously
at
an
immense
butcher
’
s
dog
in
the
street
,
who
could
have
taken
him
like
a
pill
.
Dora
came
to
the
drawing
-
room
door
to
meet
me
;
and
Jip
came
scrambling
out
,
tumbling
over
his
own
growls
,
under
the
impression
that
I
was
a
Bandit
;
and
we
all
three
went
in
,
as
happy
and
loving
as
could
be
.
