[David Copperfield by Charles Dickens]@TWC D-Link bookDavid Copperfield CHAPTER 22 46/52
'No one knows me there.
Everybody knows me here.' 'What will she do there ?' inquired Ham. She lifted up her head, and looked darkly round at him for a moment; then laid it down again, and curved her right arm about her neck, as a woman in a fever, or in an agony of pain from a shot, might twist herself. 'She will try to do well,' said little Em'ly.
'You don't know what she has said to us.
Does he--do they--aunt ?' Peggotty shook her head compassionately. 'I'll try,' said Martha, 'if you'll help me away.
I never can do worse than I have done here.
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