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no it's ours

I'll get a situation I'll work I'll get

money that way didn't I always time them

again whatever you do don't go to

muricans wait come didn't I

what's this thing oh wait where's the

cause

shame on you Jimmy how can you be drawn

at a time like this

first up your grieving woman it's not a

child we've lost it's a lawsuit

precisely father we could bury a dead

child what do we do with a lawsuit will

rise up or be glad we rise above each

won't you sit down father you look so

hot welcome thinks he's weak until

nobody must think again all of us still

has a trick or two up easily even know

what I'll do we stand now financially

well I admit a man could wish his

bankbook made better reading but we've

lived on more before and we shall do it

again for a week or two only away

conserve the money you are the puppets

from the mill repaper these advances

it's often here should I fetch you some

water

news fern he's a reasonable man but

always it will not be slow to see the

Prophet Elisha but who is he father he

owns the mortgage on the middle the

homes mortgage time nonsense

how is mr. Fairley going to help father

he's going to purchase the estate and

keep me on as a tenant stop sniveling

and smile again

but wouldn't mr. Furley take the house

from us if he buys the mill he'll own

our home will not turn us out this here

how can you be so sure of everything

that's fairly told you by the mill has

good as I'm waiting on these word now oh

what a relief

mother will be able to stay in the

bailiff won't be in but don't we need

the money now at once

come doctor to the school England but

I'm a long way from being a fool

if Furley keeps me on as a tenant

he'll advance the money and he'll be

repaid later out of the profits of the

business that I interest he's a business

hmm but you're not refused an offer like

this

none of that dreadful man that Dickinson

your precious family big quite muggy

I shall not just gonna stand by in it

this happen to charity from those armies

anyway if you care about anyone but

yourself

you make the mark I know I behaved badly

and I'm sorry but a stumble just said so

what's the same with you isn't it always

setting yourself up above everyone else

you're not Allah spoke to mother like

that and you ought not to have shouted

at father you always think you know

better than anyone be always wrong why

can't you leave it to me to take care of

everything but the ant should be made to

help us what should they why should they

give their money to someone who can't

take care of his own do you feel no pity

for father at all it's no good standing

up for father when you know he's

blameable for everything he's a broken

man tom I don't think he's well he's so

red in the face all the time

it's me who's been put to the west

disadvantaged by his lack of prudence

he's made us all poor Maggie

it's a Torah but I think how everyone

will look down on us because of his

stupidity what it's stupid to fight for

what he believed in

father it's for mr. Furley father a

messenger just delivered it now you'll

see this will stop your snoring no time

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he's lying quiet Wow

but someone should sit with him his eyes

are open but he seems to see nothing he

doesn't recognize me now don't alarm

yourself too much Tom their fathers had

a stroke it can affect the memory for a

time is that the letter you spoke of oh

that's a turret to get it from his hand

where you read it cried out and fell

down first I thought he was dead

who's this man Furley oh when he lost

the lawsuit father was pinning all his

ops unfairly buying the mill and keeping

one as a tenant no he's written to say

that he too is out pressed for money he

sold all his securities to lower your

Wickham

including the mortgage on our property

so you see there's no hope for us now

now why this always hope father and

lawyer welcome as sworn enemies dr.

Turnbull their ruin - surely that means

that Mr Wickham owns the mill no one's

he owns the mortgage and that means the

bailiff and police won't you come near

the wind it is such a pleasant breeze

no thank you Here I am and here I stay

others make ups their death if their

wish if the doctor orders jelly for mr.

Tolliver Bessy be sure and let me know

thank you so fit but there's been no

talk of jelly yet he'll not get up again

you mark my words he'll be all childish

like mr. car was poor month dr. Sophy

bullet you don't shut her about people's

complain still it's quite indecent dr.

Turnbull says his memories gone a long

way back he hardly knows Tom at all

because he's thinking of him when he was

little I do recall you had some cut

glasses for jelly Betty a dozen Susan as

you very well know but it's no good you

I invest so

but either everything will be put to

auction and bid fall in a proper manner

larger now fiery you are today how like

a babe if I understand correctly we've

come together to decide what's to be

done now disgrace has fallen on poor

Bessie and their family

what does everything up to go to the

bailiff even the China exactly

Beth water bailiff comes could we not

divide the best things between us well I

have no objection at all to buying your

silver teapot Bessie even if the spout

is bent and I know sister put it as her

eye on the spotted table clothes I was

always partial to your dermis Claire say

I would like to keep my China though I

bought it when I'm married and there's

never been a bit broken because I always

wash it myself

drives me past patients hearing you are

talking buying in this keeping back that

you do well to remember Bessie that you

may not have a bed to sleep on by the

end of the week oh come now Jane let's

not make seems too dark

well not in front of the girl it's time

Maggie knew her condition in life and

why she's having to suffer for her

father's faults a deal more humility

from you young lady wouldn't go amiss

your father's not only brought disgrace

on your family but mine as well now it's

time for you and your brother to let us

see the fruits of all this expensive

learning that's brought your mother to

beggary you should be humble and

grateful to your aunt's for trying to

help not jump into your feet at every

opportunity to be bad-tempered and

insulin I've said nothing your

disposition says it all madam if you

think it's such a disgrace see your

family that we should be sewed up

wouldn't it be better to prevent him as

he hush if you are not pulling an aunt

Dean are gonna leave tal and me money in

your wills why don't you give it now

instead my teeth tol learning has not

improved you one bit what use would it

be to save the furniture man is all Lord

still to be paid and why should miss

squander our money prey on a man who's

already proved thou wicked and wasteful

he's been with his own then why do you

come here talking and interfering and

stole my keys

away from us all of you what my father's

better than any of you he would have

helped you have you've been in trouble

miss you've gone too far

keep your money will do without it

you've not seen the end of your troubles

with that gale best thing just beyond

anything for boldness no more than I've

always said she'll come to no good

come let's waste no more time with her

we have business here sisters I've been

thinking and it seems to me it would

help matters if I spoke to Dean and

asked him to get guests and company to

buy the mill and keep Bessie and tell

about honors tenant if he lives oh yes

but would they buy it I don't see why

not

as it is an option sister there will be

other interested parties of course there

will but they don't count

oh how innocent Oggs could outbid guests

what about lawyer welcome supposing he

wants to buy the Melville oh you silly

gooses see whatever sure thing

oh but supposing it does justice can buy

some milk

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look who's come visitin don't you

recognize him

it's pop jaqen Bob hello miss Maggie

have you come to visit father

Oh bother dis kind you might recognize

an old friend I don't know so much about

the friend Miss Maggie proper trailer

was to your father always eating these

turnips and stealing your mother's pies

you sure that's all forgiven now come

and sit down

remember that oh they're nice yeah I'll

give it to you you got into a raise one

day and throw it down on a cowpath for

me to pick up which I didn't picked it

up myself after you come little blades

broke in see but I'm not have a new one

put in case the chief mean give me

another knife instead it's not another

like it in accountant so how are you Bob

oh I'm well enough miss got work at

Tory's mill now yes well but those the

days out as long as pigs chitlings a fat

mr. Tom had a rabbit a lot last week

doused the fire at Taurus and the

gentleman was so pleased to give me ten

sovereign Ted no word and then Isis

Cossacks Here I am the old masters in in

trouble and bro does the old County know

well thanks to myself

it's Maggie mr. Tom well there'll be

what is enough for all friends and

neighbors mr. Tom he give me the only

present they ever had in me life so

well there's only nine of them now I

bought my mother a goose for dinner but

I want you to have them mr. Tong

I walk six master bring you these if you

don't take them I think you still bear

me a grudge for throwing the knife in a

cow Pat you're the kindest person in the

world dub but we can't take you little

fortune from you

thanks very much Bob I'll never forget

this and if ever we need help well we

know we can depend on you that's what

you'd like isn't it to have us depend on

you as a friend mr. Tom that's what I'd

like

please take the money a little slice of

mine Lakhan no I'm done nine sovereigns

bavitz and it's not really enough to

help us but it might do you some good

oh I can get back some more where that

come from mr. jumpy we're all gonna

classy very convenient it was me being a

rather douse a fire at Tony's

you mean you lit the fire oh you're a

rogue Bobby you'll get transported one

of these days won't you come upstairs

and see father no Bob mothers with him I

know she'd like to see you too so long

as you don't mind me boots in your

carpet mr. Bob thank you

are you well uncle I've never see tummy

or a great deal more respectful to watch

your elders than your sister my wife

tale that the girl was exceedingly rude

to our last week well sit down sit down

how's your father oh very much the same

I'm afraid uncle he had some notion once

of making you an engineer I think yes

but I don't think I'd have much money at

that for a long run your men of your age

don't make much money at anything how

are you two counts and Octavian I know

nothing of them but I do right well the

best region in the world will get you a

better place than copy Clerk what did

you learn at school

Lottie a great deal of Latin and some

algebra and Greek history there doesn't

you better get employment where such

things will come in handy

no one can I'd rather into some business

like this so I can get on as you have

the hope that sooner said than done

young gentlemen to get on like I did you

ever start at the bottom I had no more

school in the majority boy when I came

to guest and Cole but a pretty soon saw

that I wouldn't get far without

mustering accounts so I took lessons

between working hours and paid for them

out of my earnings I got it all by hard

work master Tom and picked up knowledge

as I went along

yes that's what I want to do no I got

places sir because I made myself fit for

them if you wish to slip in you around

oh you must make a ball of yourself you

young man

you know nothing at all about

bookkeeping and eating less about

reckoning you wouldn't even make a

common shop man with your present

knowledge Latins no you stay you here

more than five minutes tears do you show

you quite sure thank you listen tears

there's stairs big Hoss I should like

you to meet my cousin Tom Donovan

Tolliver yes I daresay I know the name

but then I know half the names of the

neighborhood Benedict Atchison bring

Steven shame on you I've often talked to

you about the ton of us and cousin

Maggie

make sure they're not slacking actually

enjoy that

I don't think me will uncle I just want

to earn enough to keep my mother and

sister I don't care how unpleasant the

work is well I suppose you might be

apprentice to some business the chemist

and druggist perhaps Latin might come in

a bit there but your best chance would

be a place on the wharf or in the

warehouse mustn't do that

you wouldn't last a day standing in cold

and wet sand shouldered about by other

fellows that expensive education of

yours are taking the roof out of you

young man and whitened your hands like a

girl's you're too fine a gentlemen now

for the wharf yeah Oh commend me dear

come in tom was just leaving Oh Lucy has

Maggie come to town with you no no she

didn't wanna leave father how is he very

much the same I'm afraid I'm so sorry

should I visit him would you like that

well Tommy boy I think there's nothing

more to be said just now but Sir goodbye

my boy remember me to your mother

bye Lucy

now Midian Oh did you have to dismiss

him like that he was so upset we must

help him somehow

promise me your try well well we should

see that the boys trained for nothing

but a I might find him a temporary place

in the warehouse papar you're a darling

yeah as a matter of fact there's a

possibility that things could still turn

out well for neighbour Tolliver no we

guessed and Col that is our putting it a

bid for the mill next week then

everything will be all right again

Oh guests must buy the mill things won't

be alright in their family for a

long-term video but at least they'd not

have to lose their home

that

is that you little wench it's Mackey I

thought you never recognize us again I

see what's that I want to talk to her

she went to some talks an hour ago but

she said she'd be back before dark

I've had a fit Megan yes but you'll soon

be well I will uh smell Maggie no

no shall we the auctions on Friday but

guests are gonna buy the property so

that we can stay on here that's

comfortable but I can't run a mill for

make there are you not so worried about

that now you to rest and get strong

you're not get strong be arresting us

Luke has been to see you and all the

ants and Bach jaqen do you remember pop

jaqen father okay if I die don't my love

to take care of the growth of year

you'll be badly off I know but even Tom

must go and see and pay everybody

flattered don't talk so dr. Tom Bethesda

be on your feet in no time if

auditioning who put him to the business

you must pay him right away

sure

but you'll soon be well enough to attend

to everything yourself

you were sickest unless they let me race

T we all love you so much and pray for

you to get well

so world's been too much for me maybe

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like rascal vehicle

is don't for me

Oh mr. wickham sir

how good it is of you to see me without

an appointment the busy no I like you

sir

this is Tolliver I think the same sir

mrs. Elizabeth Dotson as was Sir and I'm

sure you'll remember my father he was

very close friends with squad dolly and

we always went to dances there there

miss Dodson's try be seated mrs.

Tolliver mrs. Beckett mr. Cena my

sisters I believe you know them you have

some business with me I hope sir

you're not thinking I bear you any ill

will because of my husband you have a

question to ask me mrs. Tolliver I'm

sure I can't be answerable for all the

abuse you've had to put up with from

Tolliver and as for that lawsuit

madam I'm extremely busy do you have a

question for me yes sir I do

my husband hasn't been himself stuff

like the death he was when he got that

letter about you having a hold on his

lung yes I had heard I'm sorry no

defending a man for all his fire

Anderson is known against you but

there's worse men mr. Wickham sir

Sullivan never wronged anybody not

willingly I can't believe you'd want him

to be so sick so I know you'll behave

like the gentleman you are

all this mean mrs. Tolliver Mr Wickham

sir please don't buy the mill of Midland

it would only make telev a worst if you

thought you've done that no told you I

meant to buy it

my sisters and I thought you might want

to buy it

sir if you don't fit for the mill and

raise the price then perhaps guests and

cold buy it and that told of a work it

is a tenant sit down mrs. Tilman dosing

I did buy the mill why should I not

allow your husband to work as my manager

that's what I fear and dread sir that's

why I'm here today to plead with you

telomere would never work for you sir

look at the mill itself begged him to

why your name's like poison to him sir

he's looked on you as his ruination

ever since you set the law on him eight

years ago over that road through the

middle and he's a big-headed foul mouth

full oh he's so ill mister wake him sir

if you were to buy the mill I'm sure

he'd die you don't want a corpse on your

conscience do you mrs. Tolliver right

business that must be attended to dog

got mills been in his family for three

generations why

his grandfather built it and the Doucet

will be unlucky if the mill ever changes

hands and the world's warmest excuse me

for interrupting but I really hasn't

been punished enough mister wake him sir

he's done naught but any harm except

himself and his family I think there's

nothing more to be said

oh please don't let on I've come to see

you my son would be very angry with me

for demeaning myself and I'm in enough

trouble without being scolded by my

children good day madam

mrs. Tolliver off the premises

but which day is it that doll Colt mill

is to be sold on Friday would go to wind

ships Philip and ask him to come over

auctioneer I think have some business

for him you're surely not thinking of

buying the mill father not too fond of

men who openly revile me farts have

withdrawn business after listen to

Tolliver's lies about me over the dinner

table lout has spent the last eight

years trying to blacken my name he

should be taught a lesson

but haven't you already done that ten

times over to belittle deliver now by

buying his mill seems like well like

what speak up lad I'm sorry father it

just seems like she a vindictive nurse

ah

Philip Philip I'll never make a lawyer

of your lap you're too emotional then

your mother was an emotional woman I

never scolded her for it

Tolly was nothing but another

unsuccessful plaintiff to you father a

pitiable fellow with a hot temper and a

pretty daughter eh I know you're too

well my boy I think you speak more for

the daughter sick no fathers I'm alright

only yesterday you told me you had no

intention of buying don't cut mill

yesterday I had not met mrs. Tolliver

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