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Life And Adventures Of Martin Chuzzlewit

CHAPTER THIRTEEN
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'Make it strong, sir.

Let it be wery pinted, sir.

Do I think so?
I should think so.

Go to work, sir!' Martin required no further adjuration, but went to work at a great rate; while Mr Tapley, installing himself without any more formalities into the functions of his valet and general attendant, divested himself of his coat, and went on to clear the fireplace and arrange the room; talking to himself in a low voice the whole time.
'Jolly sort of lodgings,' said Mark, rubbing his nose with the knob at the end of the fire-shovel, and looking round the poor chamber; 'that's a comfort.

The rain's come through the roof too.


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