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        tulliver s least ter and stronger symptoms of a gradual return to ion: tic obstru tle by little, losing its tenacity, and t ful struggles, like a living creature making its    sno t slides and slides again, and ss up time o tc ful distant    t of ts    it -approae too quickly. ulliver os moment of most palpable g-masters able gunsmitiously preparing t t, duly pointed by a brave arm, urs, filing of bills in C or bomb-s ever    a solitary mark but must fall tering. So deeply in is it in t men o suffer for eacably diffusive is    even justice makes its victims, and ribution t does not spread beyond its mark in pulsations of ued pain.

        By t advertising tullivers farming and otock to be folloer-diime, fancied ill in t first stage of unes en in alked in a feeble, disjointed manner, of plans            least save Mr tulliver from leaving t and seeking airely strange life. For uncle Deane o i age of t , ion fuest and Co. to buy Dorlill and carry on t be increased by tion of steam poill Mr Deaer: t t akem gage on t put in into o bid for tate, and furto outbid tious firm of Guest and ental grounds. Mr Deaell Mrs tulliver someto t effect, o i `if Guest and Co.    it, Mr tullivers fate Mill long before t firm    of. Mr Deane, in reply, doubted ioments. As for uncle Glegg, te beyond ion: tured ma siy for tulliver family, but    mes and    o ives: but    tulliver scoats y, and t ulliver a pound of tea no ea and see     black.

        Still, it    Mr Deane oullivers. One day    Lucy, le blond angel-self against Maggies darker cears. ters keep up a tender spot in t of many a respectable partner in a respectable firm, and perying questions about o make uncle Deane more prompt in finding tom a temporary pla tting ting evening lessons in book-keeping and calculation.

        t migtle, if t e at time t    be a bankrupt, after all: - at least, tors must be asked to take less to toms unteccy.    not only be said to    y, but to    carried t obloquy to toms mind. For s isfied, t ts, ion: `not more ten or toigom like a scalding liquid, leaving a tinual smart.

        of someto keep up s a little in t neransported from ted ennui of study- Mr Stellings, and tle-building in a `last    sco ts at    step toting on in ty, noisy affair, and implied going    oea in order to stay in St Oggs and rongly of bad tobacco. toms young pink and     doo tle cross if o him.

        But all tulliver    most to be dreaded, and prevent akem from eaining truly respectable and amiable entous anomaly, taking to refle and iing binations by o : t could tering. Mrs tulliver, seeing t everyto t soo passive in life, and t, if so business, and taken a strong resolution no er for    appeared,    of going to speak to akem on t, Mrs tulliver reflected, it est met end. It ulliver to go - even if o la akem and abusing    ten years; akem o e against    Mrs tulliver o t    o trouble, so t oo. to be sure, akem    t s to please t lent Mr tulliver to please t likely to put Mr tulliver torney mig? - , and at time Mrs tulliver    marriage, tin spencer, and    yet any ts of Mr tulliver, sainly to of all possibility t ertain anyt good    s, ed to go to la present disposed to take Mr akems vies rat, if t attorney saable matron like o give    en to ations? For s tter clearly before . And o spite     likely enoug s Squire Darleig ten and often daen.

        Mrs tulliver    a    to Mr Deane and Mr Glegg, t s mind going to speak to akem    akem alone, in tone of men o give a did attention to a more definite exposition of . Still less dared sion to tom and Maggie, for `t everytom, s as muc against akem as    tration of t naturally gave Mrs tulliver an unusual poermination, and a day or to be    time to be lost s ratagem. tion - a large stock of pickles aculliver possessed and    tervieo St Oggs t m: and    s let t present -    like o go about just yet - s at t in radig    pickles s ined from tle girl, t ogetil suro, he offir akem.

        t gentlema e to ulliver sit doe room and    for    long to    before tual attorered, knitting    tout blond ially: - a tallis iron-grey    a rascal and as crafty, bitter an enemy of    y in general and of Mr tulliver in particular, as ed to be in t eidolon or portrait of o exist in the millers mind.

        It is clear t to interpret any c t grazed tempt oas in tion o y, required tive diabolical agency to explain t is still possible to believe t ttorney    muilty toy is guilty t too near it, is cauged into ued sausages.

        But it is really impossible to decide tion by a gla s of tenance are like ot alo read    a key. On an a priori vie more rascality tiff s collar, too, along     ory meaning ained.

        `Mrs tulliver, I think? said Mr akem.

        `Yes, sir, Miss Elizabeth Dodson as was.

        `Pray be seated. You h me?

        `ell, sir, yes, said Mrs tulliver, beginning to feel alarmed at ing t s settled    in coat pockets and looked at her in silence.

        `I    last, `I    a-t, and t in, and t broug    to tly, for te aers. And as foing to la to be ans o my oo one    abuse you as ot I niver    of me.

        Mrs tulliver stle and looked at t handkerchief.

        `Ive no doubt of ulliver, said Mr akem, eness. `But you ion to ask me?

        `ell, sir, yes. But ts o myself - Ive said youd ral feeling; and as for my    been    a-defending    about tion - not but        tter as said youd t I t believe but w youll beleman.

        ` does all tulliver? said Mr akem, rat do you    to ask me?

        `ulliver, starting a little, and speaking more    to buy t so mucter, only my    your .

        Somet flasold you I meant to buy it?

        `s none o my iing and I s of it, for my    to kno to say as la em into t ud be to do trairy to t.

        `A t did say so? said akem, opening ,    of an almost inaudible wle.

        `    and Co. ud buy t Mr tulliver    for em, if you didnt bid for it and raise t ud be suco stay , t fond o t,    to do        Dodson to marry one; but I    into it blindfold, t I did, erigation and everything.

        ` - Guest and Co. heir own hands, I suppose, and pay your husband wages?

        `O dear, sir, its o tulliver, a little tear making its    it ud look more like o be, to stay at to go any, my    be struck    better again as ting now.

        `ell, but if I bougo act as my manager in then? said Mr akem.

        `O sir, I doubt    to do it, not if tood still to beg and pray of o s so as    ts eigold him he was wrong...

        ` out Mr akem, fetting himself.

        `O dear, sir! said Mrs tulliver, frig a result so different from t radict you, but its like enoug a many to talk about. And you    like to o die; and ts allays unlucky o tell you as I remember your    erday - Mrs akem , I kno - and my boy, as t nicer, raiter boy noo sch your son...

        Mr akem rose, opeo one of his clerks.

        `You must excuse me for interrupting you, Mrs tulliver, I    must be atteo; and I to be said.

        `But if you    in mind, sir, said Mrs tulliver, rising, `and not run against me and my ying Mr tullivers been in t s been giving to ot -    y - and I go and look at to stand.

        `Yes, yes, Ill bear it in mind, said Mr akem ily, looking tohe open door.

        `And if youd please not to say as Ive been to speak to you, for my son ud be very angry rouble enoug being scolded by my children.

        Poor Mrs tullivers voice trembled a little, and so ttorneys `good m, but curtsied and    in silence.

        ` t Dorlill is to be sold? o hey were alone.

        ` Friday is t six oclock.

        `O run to insioneer - and see if    o e up.

        Altered    m, ention of purce Mill, ulliver ed to ermining motives, and al glance    being rasives run in fixed tracks, and to recile flig aims.

        to suppose t akem    of ie red toulliver, t tulliver os o t indignant roac    good eating: it could only be ertain a strong personal animosity. If Mr tulliver ed ttorney, akem    in of being a special object of vindictiveness. But    t diable, ttorneys ts    a o o be present, some jocose cattle-feeder, stimulated by opportunity and brandy, made a t at o old ladies    sang-froid, and ky of substantial men t ly te `akem    is to say, a ma ice. A man    tofton, and decidedly t stock of port    Oggs, o feel    sure t even    Mr tulliver , mig, under opposite circumstances, eness in trut `akem    mankind is not disposed to look narroo t of great victors    side. tulliver, tru to akem: on trary ed several times - a -tempered fello te t unsuccessful plaintiff - t pitiable, furious bull entangled in t?

        Still, among to , moralists    of being too fond of te for topping per meditative red toor ive roric against Yelloe life: but    not be sorry, if launity favoured, to kick t Blue editor to a deeper se colour. Prosperous men take a little vengeanoake a diversion, o business; and su life, running t infli, blog t men out of places, and blaing cers in unpremeditated talk. Still more, to see people o us, reduced in life and ed    any special efforts of ours is apt t influence: Providence, or some ot appears, aken task of retribution for us; and really, by an agreeable stitution of t prosper.

        akem     tidictiveoary miller, and noulliver    tion into    preseself to o do t ulliver t deadly mortification, and a pleasure of a plex kind, not made up of crude malice but mingling    tion. to see an enemy ed gives a certain te, but t satisfa of seeing ed by your benevolent a of cession on    is a sort of revenge ue, and akem     an iion of keeping t scale respectably filled. ting an old enemy of o one of t Oggs almso tion; and unity of providing for anot. Suess to prosperity, and tribute elements of agreeable scious are not dreamed of by t s-siged vindictiveness, s o self in direjury. And tulliver ongue field by a sense of obligation, ter servant tuation. tulliver o be a man of proud y, and akem oo acute not to believe in tence of y. o    individuals, not to judging of to maxims, and no one k all men    like eo overlook tty closely: ical rural matters. But te Mill, quite apart form any benevolent vengean t al iment; besides, Guest & Co. o bid for it. Mr Guest and Mr akem erms, and ttorney liked to predominate over a stle too loud in toalk. For akem    a mere man of business:    fello Oggs, cted amusingly over    tle amateur farming, and ainly been an excellent    c t u of mural mos erected to t men    o be more teo    men o t s t Mr akem    ot toage, and provided for t, iive to te Mill. ulliver alking, it o tances of t to e furnisable position for a certain favourite lad    on in the world.

        tal ditions on o act persuasively, and    ion from t p fly-fis so as to make it alluring in t quarter for    of a due acquaintance ivity of fishes.
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