LITTLE DORRIT

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LITTLE DORRIT Charles Dickens

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  Itwasplainenough,nevertheless,asLittleDorrithadsaid;overalime-splashedgatewayinthecorner,withinwhichPlornishkeptaladderandabarrelortwo。ThelasthouseinBleedingHeartYardwhichshehaddescribedashisplaceofhabitation,wasalargehouse,letofftovarioustenants;butPlornishingeniouslyhintedthathelivedintheparlour,bymeansofapaintedhandunderhisname,theforefingerofwhichhandonwhichtheartisthaddepictedaringandamostelaboratenailofthegenteelestformreferredallinquirerstothatapartment。

  Partingfromhiscompanions,afterarranginganothermeetingwithMrMeagles,Clennamwentaloneintotheentry,andknockedwithhisknucklesattheparlour-door。Itwasopenedpresentlybyawomanwithachildinherarms,whoseunoccupiedhandwashastilyrearrangingtheupperpartofherdress。ThiswasMrsPlornish,andthismaternalactionwastheactionofMrsPlornishduringalargepartofherwakingexistence。

  WasMrPlornishathome?’Well,sir,’saidMrsPlornish,acivilwoman,’nottodeceiveyou,he’sgonetolookforajob。’

  ’Nottodeceiveyou’wasamethodofspeechwithMrsPlornish。Shewoulddeceiveyou,underanycircumstances,aslittleasmightbe;

  butshehadatrickofansweringinthisprovisionalform。

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