'Cheer up, old Mawther!' (Mr.Peggotty meant old girl.) Mrs.Gummidge did not appear to be able to cheer up.

She took out an old black silk handkerchief and wiped her eyes; but instead of putting it in her pocket, kept it out, and wiped them again, and still kept it out, ready for use.
'What's amiss, dame ?' said Mr.Peggotty.
'Nothing,' returned Mrs.Gummidge.

'You've come from The Willing Mind, Dan'l ?' 'Why yes, I've took a short spell at The Willing Mind tonight,' said Mr.
Peggotty.
'I'm sorry I should drive you there,' said Mrs.Gummidge.
'Drive! I don't want no driving,' returned Mr.Peggotty with an honest laugh.

'I only go too ready.' 'Very ready,' said Mrs.Gummidge, shaking her head, and wiping her eyes.
'Yes, yes, very ready.

I am sorry it should be along of me that you're so ready.' 'Along o' you! It an't along o' you!' said Mr.Peggotty.