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joy。 He had been telling her how he used to count it every night�察�

and how his soul was utterly desolate till she was sent to him。 

    ^At first�察�I¨d a sort o¨ feeling come across me now and then�察院�he 

was saying in a subdued tone�察 �as if you might be changed into the 

gold   again�察  �for   sometimes�察  �turn   my   head   which   way   I   would�察  �I 



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seemed to see the gold�察�and I thought I   should   be  glad   if  I could 

feel it�察�and find it was come back。 But that didn¨t last long。 After a 

bit�察�I should have thought it was a curse come again if it had drove 

you   from   me�察  �for   I¨d   got   to   feel   the   need   o¨   your   looks   and   your 

voice   and   the   touch   o¨   your   little   fingers。   You   didn¨t   know   then�察�

Eppie�察  �when   you   were   such   a   little   ¨un!you   didn¨t   know   what 

your old father Silas felt for you。 ̄ 

    ^But I know now�察�father�察院�said Eppie。 ^If it hadn¨t been for you�察�

they¨d   have   taken   me   to   the   workhouse�察  �and   there¨d   have   been 

nobody to love me。 ̄ 

    ^Eh�察  �my   precious   child�察  �the   blessing   was   mine。   If   you   hadn¨t 

been sent to save me�察�I should ha¨ gone to the grave in my misery。 

The money was taken away from me in time�察�and you see it¨s been 

kept!kept   till   it   was   wanted   for   you。   It¨s   wonderful!our   life   is 

wonderful。 ̄ 

    Silas   sat   in   silence   a   few   minutes�察  �looking   at   the   money。   ^It 

takes     no   hold   of   me   now�察院    �he   said   ponderingly! ̄the          money 

doesn¨t。 I wonder if it ever could again!I doubt it might�察�if I lost 

you�察�Eppie。 I might come to think I was forsaken again�察�and   lose 

the feeling that God was good to me。 ̄ 

    At  that  moment   there   was   a   knocking   at   the   door�察  �and   Eppie 

was obliged to rise without answering Silas。 Beautiful she looked�察�

with   the   tenderness   of   gathering   tears   in   her   eyes   and   a   slight 

flush   on   her   cheeks�察  �as   she  stepped   to   open   the   door。   The   flush 

deepened when she saw Mr。 and Mrs。 Godfrey Cass。 She made her 

little rustic curtsy�察�and held the door wide for them to enter。 

    ^We¨re      disturbing     you   very    late�察 �my    dear�察院   �said   Mrs。   Cass�察�

taking Eppie¨s hand�察�and looking in her face with an expression of 

anxious      interest    and    admiration。      Nancy     herself    was    pale   and 



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tremulous。 

    Eppie�察�after placing chairs for Mr。 and Mrs。 Cass�察�went to stand 

against Silas�察�opposite to them。 

    ^Well�察   �Marner�察院     �said  Godfrey�察    �trying   to   speak    with   perfect 

firmness�察 �it¨s a great comfort to me to  see   you  with  your  money 

again�察�that you¨ve been deprived   of so  many  years。   It  was   one  of 

my   family   did   you   the   wrong!the   more   grief   to   me!and   I   feel 

bound to make up to you for it in every way。 Whatever I can do for 

you will be nothing but paying a debt�察�even if I looked no further 

than the robbery。 But there are other things I¨m beholden!shall 

be beholden to you for�察�Marner。 ̄ 

    Godfrey checked himself。 It had been agreed between him and 

his wife  that  the  subject  of  his  fatherhood   should be   approached 

very    carefully�察   �and   that�察  �if  possible�察  �the   disclosure    should     be 

reserved      for  the   future�察   �so  that   it  might    be   made     to  Eppie 

gradually。     Nancy   had     urged    this�察  �because   she   felt  strongly    the 

painful     light  in  which     Eppie    must    inevitably    see   the   relation 

between her father and mother。 

    Silas�察  �always    ill  at  ease   when     he  was    being    spoken     to  by 

^betters ̄�察�such as Mr。 Cass!tall�察�powerful�察�florid men�察�seen chiefly 

on   horseback!answered   with   some   constraint!^Sir�察  �I¨ve   a   deal 

to thank you for a¨ready。 As for the robbery�察�I count  it  no loss  to 

me。 And if I did�察�you couldn¨t help it�察�you aren¨t answerable for it。 ̄ 

    ^You may look at it in that way�察�Marner�察�but I never can�察�and I 

hope you¨ll let me act according to my own feeling of what¨s just。 I 

know you¨re easily contented�此�you¨ve been a hard´working man all 

your life。 ̄ 

    ^Yes�察  �sir�察  �yes�察院  �said   Marner�察  �meditatively。   ^I   should   ha¨   been 

bad off without my work�此�it was   what  I   held  by  when   everything 



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else was gone from me。 ̄ 

    ^Ah�察院    �said  Godfrey�察    �applying     Marner¨s     words     simply    to  his 

bodily wants�察 �it was a good trade for you in this country�察�because 

there¨s been a great deal of linen´weaving to be done。 But you¨re 

getting rather past such close work�察�Marner�此�it¨s time you laid by 

and   had   some   rest。   You   look   a   good   deal   pulled   down�察  �though 

you¨re not an old man�察�are you�拭院�

    ^Fifty´five�察�as near as I can say�察�sir�察院�said Silas。 

    ^Oh�察�why�察�you may live thirty years longer!look at old Macey� �

And that money on the table�察�after all�察�is but little。 It won¨t go far 

either way!whether it¨s put out to interest�察�or you were to live on 

it as long as it would last�此�it wouldn¨t go far if you¨d nobody to keep 

but  yourself�察  �and   you¨ve   had   two   to   keep   for   a   good   many   years 

now。 ̄ 

    ^Eh�察   �sir�察院  �said   Silas�察  �unaffected     by   anything      Godfrey     was 

saying�察 �I¨m in no fear o¨ want。 We shall do very well!Eppie and 

me   ¨ull   do   well   enough。    There¨s    few   working´folks      have    got   so 

much laid by as that。 I don¨t know what it is to gentlefolks�察�but I 

look upon it as a deal!almost too much。 And as for us�察�it¨s little we 

want。 ̄ 

    ^Only the   garden�察 �father�察院  �said   Eppie�察  �blushing  up   to  the   ears 

the moment after。 

    ^You   love   a   garden�察  �do   you�察  �my   dear�拭院  �said   Nancy�察  �thinking 

that  this   turn   in   the   point   of   view   might   help   her   husband。   ^We 

should agree in that�此�I give a deal of time to the garden。 ̄ 

    ^Ah�察   �there¨s    plenty    of  gardening      at  the   Red    House�察院     �said 

Godfrey�察     �surprised   at   the   difficulty   he   found    in  approaching      a 

proposition      which   had   seemed       so   easy   to   him  in  the  distance。 

^You¨ve done a good part  by  Eppie�察  �Marner�察  �for  sixteen   years。   It 



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¨ud be a great comfort to you to see her well provided for�察�wouldn¨t 

it�拭�She looks blooming and healthy�察�but not fit for any hardships�此�

she   doesn¨t   look   like   a   strapping   girl   come   of   working   parents。 

You¨d like to see her taken care of by those who can leave her well 

off�察�and make a lady of her�察�she¨s more fit for it than for a   rough 

life�察�such as she might come to have in a few years¨ time。 ̄ 

   A slight flush came over Marner¨s face�察�and disappeared�察�like a 

passing gleam。 Eppie was simply wondering Mr。 Cass should talk 

so about things that seemed to have nothing to do with reality�察�but 

Silas was hurt and uneasy。 

    ^I don¨t take your meaning�察�sir�察院�he answered�察�not having words 

at   command  

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