Who will you be suspecting next ?' 'Enough,' said Mrs Clennam, turning her face so that it was addressed for the moment to the old man only.

'Let no more be said about this.' 'Yes, but stop a bit, stop a bit,' the old man persisted.

'Let us see how we stand.

Have you told Mr Arthur that he mustn't lay offences at his father's door?
That he has no right to do it?
That he has no ground to go upon ?' 'I tell him so now.' 'Ah! Exactly,' said the old man.

'You tell him so now.