Оливер Твист

Chapter 34

           Gilespoppedouthisnightcapagain,preparatorytomakingsomereply,whenhewassuddenlypulledbackbyayounggentlemanwhooccupiedtheothercornerofthechaise,andwhoeagerlydemandedwhatwasthenews.

           ‘Inaword!’criedthegentleman,‘Betterorworse?’

           ‘Bettermuchbetter!’repliedOliver,hastily.

           ‘ThankHeaven!’exclaimedthegentleman.‘Youaresure?’

           ‘Quite,sir,’repliedOliver.‘Thechangetookplaceonlyafewhoursago;andMr.Losbernesays,thatalldangerisatanend.

           Thegentlemansaidnotanotherword,but,openingthechaise-door,leapedout,andtakingOliverhurriedlybythearm,ledhimaside.

           ‘Youarequitecertain?Thereisnopossibilityofanymistakeonyourpart,myboy,isthere?’demandedthegentlemaninatremulousvoice.‘Donotdeceiveme,byawakeninghopesthatarenottobefulfilled.

           ‘Iwouldnotfortheworld,sir,’repliedOliver.‘Indeedyoumaybelieveme.Mr.Losberne’swordswere,thatshewouldlivetoblessusallformanyyearstocome.Iheardhimsayso.

           ThetearsstoodinOliver’seyesasherecalledthescenewhichwasthebeginningofsomuchhappiness;andthegentlemanturnedhisfaceaway,andremainedsilent,forsomeminutes.Oliverthoughtheheardhimsob,morethanonce;buthefearedtointerrupthimbyanyfreshremarkforhecouldwellguesswhathisfeelingswereandsostoodapart,feigningtobeoccupiedwithhisnosegay.

           Allthistime,Mr.

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