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Bleak House

CHAPTER XV
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There's nothing between doing it, and sinking into the smiling state of the poor little mad woman that haunts the court.

If I was once to sit down under it, I should become imbecile." The passion and heat in which he was, and the manner in which his face worked, and the violent gestures with which he accompanied what he said, were most painful to see.
"Mr.Jarndyce," he said, "consider my case.

As true as there is a heaven above us, this is my case.

I am one of two brothers.

My father (a farmer) made a will and left his farm and stock and so forth to my mother for her life.


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