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『Left an infant by my parents, at an early age,』 said Mr
Swiveller, bewailing his hard lot, 『cast upon the world in my
tenderest period, and thrown upon the mercies of a deluding
dwarf, who can wonder at my weakness! Here’s a miserable
orphan for you. Here,』 said Mr Swiveller raising his voice to a high
pitch, and looking sleepily round, 『is a miserable orphan!』
『Then,』 said somebody hard by, 『let me be a father to you.』
Mr Swiveller swayed himself to and fro to preserve his balance,
and, looking into a kind of haze which seemed to surround him, at
last perceived two eyes dimly twinkling through the mist, which
he observed after a short time were in the neighbourhood of a
nose and mouth. Casting his eyes down towards that quarter in
which, with reference to a man’s face, his legs are usually to be
found, he observed that the face had a body attached; and when
he looked more intently he was satisfied that the person was Mr
Quilp, who indeed had been in his company all the time, but
whom he had some vague idea of having left a mile or two behind.
『You have deceived an orphan, sir,』 said Mr Swiveller solemnly.』
『I! I’m a second father to you,』 replied Quilp.
『You my father, sir!』 retorted Dick. 『Being all right myself, sir, I
request to be left alone—instantly, sir.』
『What a funny fellow you are!』 cried Quilp.
『Go, sir,』 returned Dick, leaning against a post and waving his
hand. 『Go, deceiver, go, some day, sir, p』r』aps you』ll waken, from
pleasure’s dream to know, the grief of orphans forsaken. Will you
go, sir?』
The dwarf taking no heed of this adjuration, Mr Swiveller
advanced with the view of inflicting upon him condign
chastisement. But forgetting his purpose or changing his mind
before he came close to him, he seized his hand and vowed eternal
friendship, declaring with an agreeable frankness that from that
time forth they were brothers in everything but personal
appearance. Then he told his secret over again, with the addition
of being pathetic on the subject of Miss Wackles, who, he gave Mr
Quilp to understand, was the occasion of any slight incoherency he
might observe in his speech at that moment, which was
attributable solely to the strength of his affection and not to rosy
wine or other fermented liquor. And then they went on arm-inarm, very lovingly together.
『I’m as sharp,』 said Quilp to him, at parting, 『as sharp as a ferret,
and as cunning as a weazel. You bring Trent to me; assure him
that I’m his friend though I fear he a little distrusts me (I don’t
know why, I have not deserved it); and you』ve both of you made
your fortunes—in perspective.』
『That’s the worst of it,』 returned Dick. 『These fortunes in
perspective look such a long way off.』
『But they look smaller than they really are, on that account,』
said Quilp, pressing his arm. 『You』ll have no conception of the
value of your prize until you draw close to it. Mark that.』
『D』ye think not?』 said Dick.
『Aye, I do; and I am certain of what I say, that’s better,』
returned the dwarf. 『You bring Trent to me. Tell him I am his
friend and yours—why shouldn’t I be?』
『There’s no reason why you shouldn’t, certainly,』 replied Dick,
『and perhaps there are a great many why you should—at least
there would be nothing strange in your wanting to be my friend, if
you were a choice spirit, but then you know you’re not a choice
spirit.』
『I not a choice spirit?』 cried Quilp.
『Devil a bit, sir,』 returned Dick. 『A man of your appearance
couldn’t be. If you’re any spirit at all, sir, you’re an evil spirit.
Choice spirits,』 added Dick, smiting himself on the breast, 『are
quite a different looking sort of people, you may take your oath of
that, sir.』
Quilp glanced at his free-spoken friend with a mingled
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expression of cunning and dislike, and wringing his hand almost
at the same moment, declared that he was an uncommon
character and had his warmest esteem. With that they parted; Mr
Swiveller to make the best of his way home and sleep himself
sober; and Quilp to cogitate upon the discovery he had made, and
exult in the prospect of the rich field of enjoyment and reprisal it
opened to him.
It was not without great reluctance and misgiving that Mr
Swiveller, next morning, his head racked by the fumes of the
renowned Schiedam, repaired to the lodging of his friend Trent
(which was in the roof of an old house in an old ghostly inn), and
recounted by very slow degrees what had yesterday taken place
between him and Quilp. Nor was it without great surprise and
much speculation on Quilp’s probable motives, nor without many
bitter comments on Dick Swiveller’s folly, that his friend received
the tale.
『I don’t defend myself, Fred,』 said the penitent Richard; 『but the
fellow has such a queer way with him and is such an artful dog,
that first of all he set me upon thinking whether there was any
harm in telling him, and while I was thinking, screwed it out of
me. If you had seen him drink and smoke, as I did, you couldn’t
have kept anything from him. He’s a Salamander you know, that’s
what he is.』
Without inquiring whether Salamanders were of necessity good
confidential agents, or whether a fire-proof man was as a matter of
course trustworthy, Frederick Trent threw himself into a chair,
and, burying his head in his hands, endeavoured to fathom the
motives which had led Quilp to insinuate himself into Richard
Swiveller’s confidence;—for that the disclosure was of his seeking,
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