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Life And Adventures Of Martin Chuzzlewit

CHAPTER NINE
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The happiness of my pupils is my chief object.

I dote upon 'em.

They dote upon me too--sometimes.' 'Always,' said Mrs Todgers.
'When they say they haven't improved, ma'am,' whispered Mr Pecksniff, looking at her with profound mystery, and motioning to her to advance her ear a little closer to his mouth.

'When they say they haven't improved, ma'am, and the premium was too high, they lie! I shouldn't wish it to be mentioned; you will understand me; but I say to you as to an old friend, they lie.' 'Base wretches they must be!' said Mrs Todgers.
'Madam,' said Mr Pecksniff, 'you are right.

I respect you for that observation.


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