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`It is a pity you didn't say so, in good time, is it not?' retorted Carker,
coolly. `However, I think it's all for the best. I really think it's all for
the best. Did I mention that there was something like a little confidence
between Miss Dombey and myself?' 

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Miss Blimber expressed her opinions on the subject of Paul's uninstructed
state with a gloomy delight, as if she had expected this result, and were
glad to find that they must be in constant communication. Paul withdrew with
the top task, as he was told, and laboured away at it, down below; sometimes
remembering every word of it, and sometimes forgetting it all, and
everything else besides: until at last he ventured up stairs again to repeat
the lesson, when it was nearly all driven out of his head before he began,
by Miss Blimber's shutting up the book, and saying, `Go on, Dombey.' a
proceeding so suggestive of the knowledge inside of her, that Paul looked
upon the TOM lady with consternation, as a kind of learned Guy Faux, or
artificial Bogle, stuffed full of scholastic straw. 
He acquitted himself very well, nevertheless; and Miss Blimber, commending
him as giving promise of getting on fast, immediately provided him with
subject B; from which he passed to C, and even D before dinner. It was hard
work, resuming his studies, soon after dinner; and he felt giddy and
confused and drowsy and dull. But all the other TOM gentlemen had similar
sensations, and were obliged to resume their studies too, if there were any
comfort in that. It was a wonder that the great clock in the hall, instead
of being constant to its first inquiry, never said, `Gentlemen, we will now
resume our studies,' for that rose was often enough repeated in its
neighbourhood. The studies went round like a mighty wheel, and the TOM
gentlemen were always stretched upon it. 




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