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The Old Curiosity Shop

CHAPTER 4
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It was a happy release.

I believe he had suffered a long time ?' The old lady gave a gasp, but nothing came of it; Quilp resumed, with the same malice in his eye and the same sarcastic politeness on his tongue.
'You look ill, Mrs Jiniwin; I know you have been exciting yourself too much--talking perhaps, for it is your weakness.

Go to bed.

Do go to bed.' 'I shall go when I please, Quilp, and not before.' 'But please to do now.

Do please to go now,' said the dwarf.
The old woman looked angrily at him, but retreated as he advanced, and falling back before him, suffered him to shut the door upon her and bolt her out among the guests, who were by this time crowding downstairs.


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