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than one of them at least had derived from many a better meal.

They then drew near the fire, which Newman Noggs had made

up as well as he could, after the inroads of Crowl upon the fuel;

and Nicholas, who had hitherto been restrained by the extreme

anxiety of his friend that he should refresh himself after his

journey, now pressed him with earnest questions concerning his

mother and sister.

『Well,』 replied Newman, with his accustomed taciturnity; 『both

well.』

『They are living in the city still?』 inquired Nicholas.

『They are,』 said Newman.

『And my sister,』—added Nicholas. 『Is she still engaged in the

business which she wrote to tell me she thought she should like so

much?』

Newman opened his eyes rather wider than usual, but merely

replied by a gasp, which, according to the action of the head that

accompanied it, was interpreted by his friends as meaning yes or

no. In the present instance, the pantomime consisted of a nod, and

not a shake; so Nicholas took the answer as a favourable one.

『Now listen to me,』 said Nicholas, laying his hand on Newman’s

shoulder. 『Before I would make an effort to see them, I deemed it

expedient to come to you, lest, by gratifying my own selfish desire,

I should inflict an injury upon them which I can never repair.

What has my uncle heard from Yorkshire?』

Newman opened and shut his mouth, several times, as though

he were trying his utmost to speak, but could make nothing of it,

and finally fixed his eyes on Nicholas with a grim and ghastly

stare.

『What has he heard?』 urged Nicholas, colouring. 『You see that I

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am prepared to hear the very worst that malice can have

suggested. Why should you conceal it from me? I must know it

sooner or later; and what purpose can be gained by trifling with

the matter for a few minutes, when half the time would put me in

possession of all that has occurred? Tell me at once, pray.』

『Tomorrow morning,』 said Newman; 『hear it tomorrow.』

『What purpose would that answer?』 urged Nicholas.

『You would sleep the better,』 replied Newman.

『I should sleep the worse,』 answered Nicholas, impatiently.

『Sleep! Exhausted as I am, and standing in no common need of

rest, I cannot hope to close my eyes all night, unless you tell me

everything.』

『And if I should tell you everything,』 said Newman, hesitating.

『Why, then you may rouse my indignation or wound my pride,』

rejoined Nicholas; 『but you will not break my rest; for if the scene

were acted over again, I could take no other part than I have

taken; and whatever consequences may accrue to myself from it, I

shall never regret doing as I have done—never, if I starve or beg in

consequence. What is a little poverty or suffering, to the disgrace

of the basest and most inhuman cowardice! I tell you, if I had

stood by, tamely and passively, I should have hated myself, and

merited the contempt of every man in existence. The blackhearted scoundrel!』

With this gentle allusion to the absent Mr Squeers, Nicholas

repressed his rising wrath, and relating to Newman exactly what

had passed at Dotheboys Hall, entreated him to speak out without

more pressing. Thus adjured, Mr Noggs took, from an old trunk, a

sheet of paper, which appeared to have been scrawled over in

great haste; and after sundry extraordinary demonstrations of

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