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David Copperfield

CHAPTER 4
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I only want to be consulted sometimes.

I am very much obliged to anybody who assists me, and I only want to be consulted as a mere form, sometimes.

I thought you were pleased, once, with my being a little inexperienced and girlish, Edward--I am sure you said so--but you seem to hate me for it now, you are so severe.' 'Edward,' said Miss Murdstone, again, 'let there be an end of this.

I go tomorrow.' 'Jane Murdstone,' thundered Mr.Murdstone.

'Will you be silent?
How dare you ?' Miss Murdstone made a jail-delivery of her pocket-handkerchief, and held it before her eyes.
'Clara,' he continued, looking at my mother, 'you surprise me! You astound me! Yes, I had a satisfaction in the thought of marrying an inexperienced and artless person, and forming her character, and infusing into it some amount of that firmness and decision of which it stood in need.


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