[David Copperfield by Charles Dickens]@TWC D-Link bookDavid Copperfield CHAPTER 8 11/34
'Not for all the world and his wife.
Why, what's put that in your silly little head ?'--For Peggotty had been used of old to talk to my mother sometimes like a child. But my mother made no answer, except to thank her, and Peggotty went running on in her own fashion. 'Me leave you? I think I see myself.
Peggotty go away from you? I should like to catch her at it! No, no, no,' said Peggotty, shaking her head, and folding her arms; 'not she, my dear.
It isn't that there ain't some Cats that would be well enough pleased if she did, but they sha'n't be pleased.
They shall be aggravated.
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