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Little Dorrit

CHAPTER 13
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I asked your mother, sir.

She has too much character to let a chance escape her.' 'Supposing I had been of the Clennams of Cornwall ?' 'You'd have heard of something to your advantage.' 'Indeed! I have heard of little enough to my advantage for some time.' 'There's a Cornish property going a begging, sir, and not a Cornish Clennam to have it for the asking,' said Pancks, taking his note-book from his breast pocket and putting it in again.

'I turn off here.

I wish you good night.' 'Good night!' said Clennam.

But the Tug, suddenly lightened, and untrammelled by having any weight in tow, was already puffing away into the distance.
They had crossed Smithfield together, and Clennam was left alone at the corner of Barbican.


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