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Explosion

           There’snoknowingwhatitwouldhavebeen,orwouldn’thavebeen,asitwas,butforthefellows’beingdisturbed.’

           Louisahadcomeupnow,andMrs.Sparsit,andBitzer.

           ‘Here’sTomGradgrind’sdaughterknowsprettywellwhatitmighthavebeen,ifyoudon’t,’blusteredBounderby.‘Dropped,sir,asifshewasshotwhenItoldher!Neverknewherdosuchathingbefore.Doeshercredit,underthecircumstances,inmyopinion!’

           Shestilllookedfaintandpale.JamesHarthousebeggedhertotakehisarm;andastheymovedonveryslowly,askedherhowtherobberyhadbeencommitted.

           ‘Why,Iamgoingtotellyou,’saidBounderby,irritablygivinghisarmtoMrs.Sparsit.‘Ifyouhadn’tbeensomightyparticularaboutthesum,Ishouldhavebeguntotellyoubefore.Youknowthislady(forsheisalady),Mrs.Sparsit?’

           ‘Ihavealreadyhadthehonour

           ‘Verywell.Andthisyoungman,Bitzer,yousawhimtooonthesameoccasion?’Mr.Harthouseinclinedhisheadinassent,andBitzerknuckledhisforehead.

           ‘Verywell.TheyliveattheBank.YouknowtheyliveattheBank,perhaps?Verywell.Yesterdayafternoon,atthecloseofbusinesshours,everythingwasputawayasusual.Intheironroomthatthisyoungfellowsleepsoutsideof,therewasnevermindhowmuch.InthelittlesafeinyoungTom’scloset,thesafeusedforpettypurposes,therewasahundredandfiftyoddpound.’

           ‘Ahundredandfifty-four,seven,one,’saidBitzer.

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