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I never was.' 'Most assuredly not,' said Mr Pecksniff.

'How do you know?' returned the other quickly.

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That very popular trust in flat things coming round!

Not in their being beaten round, or worked round, but in their coming round!

As though a lunatic should trust in the world's coming triangular!

I had confident expectations that things would come round and be all square, says Mr. 'Don't move, Nancy.

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Why are they not camping over here with us. It was a weak fancy perhaps, the childish fancy of a young and lonely creature; but night after night, and still the sisters loitered in the same place, and still the child followed with a mild and softened heart.

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' said Nell. 'Look here, child,' returned Mrs Jarley.