CHAPTER 7
gency to explain t is still possible to believe t ttorney more guilty toy is guilty touring too near it, is cauged into unexpected sausages.
But it is really impossible to decide tion by a glance at s of tenance are like ot alo read a key. On an a priori vie more rascality tiff s collar, too, along ory meaning ained.
`Mrs tulliver, I think? said Mr akem.
`Yes, sir, Miss Elizabeth Dodson as was.
`Pray be seated. You h me?
`ell, sir, yes, said Mrs tulliver, beginning to feel alarmed at ing t s settled in coat pockets and looked at her in silence.
`I last, `I a-t, and t in, and t broug to tly, for te aers. And as for going to la to be ans o my oo one abuse you as ot I niver of me.
Mrs tulliver stle and looked at t handkerchief.
`Ive no doubt of ulliver, said Mr akem, eness. `But you ion to ask me?
`ell, sir, yes. But ts o myself - Ive said youd ral feeling; and as for my been a-defending about tion - not but
tter as said youd t I cant believe but w youll beleman.
` does all tulliver? said Mr akem, rat do you to ask me?
`ulliver, starting a little, and speaking more to buy t so mucter, only my your .
Somet flasold you I meant to buy it?
`s none o my inventing and I s of it, for my to kno to say as la em into t ud be to do contrairy to t.
`A t did say so? said akem, opening , of an almost inaudible wle.
` and Co. ud buy t Mr tulliver for em, if you di