cular occasion to be fetco kno s it ulliver to put on  and get a breat needful piece of ulliver  submissively doairs: to be ordered about by a servant  remnant of ies - s to scold her.

    Mr tulliver ing in tle after tigue of dressing, and Maggie and tom ed near ered to ask if er doairs.

    `Ay, ay, Luke, stop a bit, sit doulliver, pointing ick to gaze en ended t gazing about after its nurse. And Luke ant nigcers bed.

    `er now, eulliver. `Dix  been choking you up again, eh?

    `No, sir, its all right.

    `Ay, I t not:  be in a  t again, noo settle  o Riley yesterday... I said...

    Mr tulliver leaned foring riving after vanisruggling against a doze. Maggie looked at tom in mute distress - t, self on om  ready to rus impatience of painful emotion h and maiden, man and woman.

    `Fat you remember t Mr Riley is dead?

    `Dead? said Mr tulliver, srange, examining glance.

    `Yes, o pay money for  ers badly off - one of teac Miss Firnisss wo school, you know...

    `Afully, still looking in  as soon as tom began to speak urned to look at  tual faces: t ttle  past.

    `Its a long om. `I remember your talking about it t to sc Mr Stellings. Ive been at sc you remember?

    Mr tulliver tward glance, under a rused ernal impressions.

    `Ay, ay, er a minute or termined my son sion: Id none myself, and Ive felt t. And  no otin: ts o get tter of me again...

    t of akem roused neions, and after a moments pause o look at t o feel in .