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Bleak House

CHAPTER V
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Crumbs, dust, and waste-paper were all over the house.

Some pewter pots and a milk-can hung on the area railings; the door stood open; and we met the cook round the corner coming out of a public-house, wiping her mouth.

She mentioned, as she passed us, that she had been to see what o'clock it was.
But before we met the cook, we met Richard, who was dancing up and down Thavies Inn to warm his feet.

He was agreeably surprised to see us stirring so soon and said he would gladly share our walk.

So he took care of Ada, and Miss Jellyby and I went first.


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