正文 Chapter Three

They woke me at six in the m. It seemed still the middle of the night to me, for my dle of course had buro nothing, and the window-curtains were heavy ahe thin light out. When the maid, Margaret, came knog at my door, I thought I was in my old room at Lant Street. I was sure she was a thief, broke out from gaol and needing her fetters filed free by Mr Ibbs. That happened, sometimes; and sometimes the thieves were kind men, who knew us, and sometimes they were desperate villains. Once a man put a ko Mr Ibbss throat, because he said the file went too slow. So, hearing Margarets knoow, I started from the bed, g out, Oh! Hold!—though what I meant to be held, and who ought to have do, I could not tell you; aher, I suppose, could Margaret. She put her face about the door, whispering, Did you call, miss? She had a jug of warm water for me, and she came a my fire; then she reached beh the bed and took the chamber-pot, aied it into her bucket of

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