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My narrative finished, and their questions exhausted, I then produced

Miss Havisham's authority to receive the nine hundred pounds for

Herbert Mr Jaggers's eyes retired a little deeper into his head when

I handed him the tablets, but he presently handed them over to Wenature While that was

in course of being done, I looked on at We himself on his well-polished boots, looked

on at me "I am sorry, Pip," said he, as I put the check in my pocket,

when he had signed it, "that we do nothing for you"

"Miss Havishah to askfor me, and I told her No"

"Everybody should know his own business," said Mr Jaggers And I saw

Wemmick's lips form the words "portable property"

"I should not have told her No, if I had been you," said Mr Jaggers;

"but every ht to know his own business best"

"Every man's business," said Wemmick, rather reproachfully towards ht the ti the theers:-"I did ask soive

hter, and she gave ers, bending forward to look at his boots and

then straightening himself "Hah! I don't think I should have done so,