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'
How
'
tis
,
ma'am
,
'
resumed
Stephen
,
appearing
still
to
find
his
natural
refuge
in
Louisa
's
face
,
'
that
what
is
best
in
us
fok
,
seems
to
turn
us
most
to
trouble
an
'
misfort
'n
an
'
mistake
,
I
dunno
.
But
'
tis
so
.
I
know
'
tis
,
as
I
know
the
heavens
is
over
me
ahint
the
smoke
.
We
're
patient
too
,
an
'
wants
in
general
to
do
right
.
An
'
I
canna
think
the
fawt
is
aw
wi
'
us
.
'
'
Now
,
my
friend
,
'
said
Mr.
Bounderby
,
whom
he
could
not
have
exasperated
more
,
quite
unconscious
of
it
though
he
was
,
than
by
seeming
to
appeal
to
any
one
else
,
'
if
you
will
favour
me
with
your
attention
for
half
a
minute
,
I
should
like
to
have
a
word
or
two
with
you
.
You
said
just
now
,
that
you
had
nothing
to
tell
us
about
this
business
.
You
are
quite
sure
of
that
before
we
go
any
further
.
'
Отключить рекламу
'
Sir
,
I
am
sure
on
'
t.
'
'
Here
's
a
gentleman
from
London
present
,
'
Mr.
Bounderby
made
a
backhanded
point
at
Mr.
James
Harthouse
with
his
thumb
,
'
a
Parliament
gentleman
.
I
should
like
him
to
hear
a
short
bit
of
dialogue
between
you
and
me
,
instead
of
taking
the
substance
of
it
--
for
I
know
precious
well
,
beforehand
,
what
it
will
be
;
nobody
knows
better
than
I
do
,
take
notice
!
--
instead
of
receiving
it
on
trust
from
my
mouth
.
'
Stephen
bent
his
head
to
the
gentleman
from
London
,
and
showed
a
rather
more
troubled
mind
than
usual
.
He
turned
his
eyes
involuntarily
to
his
former
refuge
,
but
at
a
look
from
that
quarter
(
expressive
though
instantaneous
)
he
settled
them
on
Mr.
Bounderby
's
face
.
'
Now
,
what
do
you
complain
of
?
'
asked
Mr.
Bounderby
.
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'
I
ha
'
not
coom
here
,
sir
,
'
Stephen
reminded
him
,
'
to
complain
.
I
coom
for
that
I
were
sent
for
.
'
'
What
,
'
repeated
Mr.
Bounderby
,
folding
his
arms
,
'
do
you
people
,
in
a
general
way
,
complain
of
?
'