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I was afraid you would object, he could not keep from saying.

After a short pause, the Dodger reappeared, and whispered Fagin mysteriously.

'What!' effects of cocaine on the heart cried the Jew, 'alone?' The Dodger nodded in the affirmative, and, shading the flame of the candle with his hand, gave Charley Bates a private intimation, in dumb show, that he had better not be funny just then.

And he Mac was a devil of a good fellow for bringing her back.

This morning he went up of his own accord afore the Lord Mayor or some of them City big-wigs, and complained that he'd been swindled, and that these two persons had gone off and cheated him, and that he had just found out that Montague's name wasn't even Montague, but something else.

A moment later Philip knew that it was Adare who had passed his door.

But, although his motive for looking steadily at Oliver no longer existed, the old idea of the resemblance between his features and some familiar face came upon him so strongly, that he could not withdraw his gaze.

'I hope you are not angry with me, sir?' said Oliver, raising his eyes beseechingly.

'No, no,' replied the old gentleman.

If I have had, indirectly, any act or part in the fate of that unhappy man, by putting means, however small, within his reach, Heaven forgive me! I might have known, perhaps, that he would misuse money; that it was ill-bestowed upon him; and that sown by his hands it could engender mischief only.

But I never thought of him at that time as having the disposition or ability to be a serious impostor, or otherwise than as a thoughtless, idle-humoured, dissipated spendthrift, effects of cocaine on the heart sinning more against himself than others, and frequenting low haunts and indulging vicious tastes, to his own ruin only.

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' 'Beggin' your pardon, sir,' said Mr Tapley, who had Mrs Lupin on his arm by this time, quite agreeably; 'if I may make so effects of cocaine on the heart bold as meet so, my opinion is, as you was quite correct, and that he turned out perfectly nat'ral for all that.

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