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Little Dorrit

CHAPTER 8
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I did so, that I might endeavour to render you and your family some service.

You know the terms on which I and my mother are, and may not be surprised that I have preserved our distant relations at her house, lest I should unintentionally make her jealous, or resentful, or do you any injury in her estimation.

What I have seen here, in this short time, has greatly increased my heartfelt wish to be a friend to you.

It would recompense me for much disappointment if I could hope to gain your confidence.' She was scared at first, but seemed to take courage while he spoke to her.
'You are very good, sir.

You speak very earnestly to me.


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