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Little Dorrit

CHAPTER 9
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This is quite as much why they make him presents, as because they know him to be needy.

He is not to be blamed for being in need, poor love.

Who could be in prison a quarter of a century, and be prosperous!' What affection in her words, what compassion in her repressed tears, what a great soul of fidelity within her, how true the light that shed false brightness round him! 'If I have found it best to conceal where my home is, it is not because I am ashamed of him.

God forbid! Nor am I so much ashamed of the place itself as might be supposed.

People are not bad because they come there.
I have known numbers of good, persevering, honest people come there through misfortune.


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