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CHAPTER3WorkinginthewarehouseIhowled【heCrynfanorphan.IifellasifmyWhoIeWorldhadius【beenShaIIered.ButMs.Creaklewasverykindtomethatday.Sheletmeslayintheparlour.Icriedandsleptandcriedandslept.When1finallywentoutintotheplayground,IfelttheeeOftheOtherboysOnme.Ifeltdifferent,strange.IleftSalemHousethefollowingaftemn,nevertoreturn.ASSOOnasIhome.IWaSinPeggo【y'sa*ns.thewoOfUSSObbingIogeIher.Mybabybrotherwasdeadtoo.Hehadonlylivedadaylongerthannymother.ThatnightPeggottytoldmeaboutmymother'slastdays.4Shegotmoreandmoreterrified.'PeggoKytoldme.'LivingwiththecruelMUrdStoneSUSedUDeverybitOfherStrength.'Themorningaftermymothersfuneral.Mr.MurdstoneSaCkedPeggotty.Iwashorrified.SheIeflWithmanytearsandDroIniSediohelpmewheneverShecould.ButIwasnowentirelyalone.WhatweretleMurdstonesgoingtodowithme?Iwasn'tpreparedforwhatdidhappen.TheMurdstonesSimDlybehavedasifIwasn'tthere.ItSeemedthatnoOneCaredWhetherIWaSaliveOrdead.Thenoneday,someweekslater,MrMurdstonecalledforme.,Youareadifficultboy,'hesaidcoldly,'andyouneedagooddealofcorrecting.''Heneedstobecrushed.'chippedinMissMurdstone.'IamsendingyoutoLondontoworkforMrQuinion,'MrMurdstonecontinued.HemanagesawinewarehousebelongingtomycompanyMurdstoneandGrinby.'Thefollowingday,IseiofffbrthewarehousewhichwasbyIheRiverThamesinBlackfriars.ThewholePIaCeStankOfdirtandsmoke.ItsfloorsandstaircasesWereinruinsandtherewereswarmsofratsinthecellar.Therewerefourofusboys,workinginthewarehouse.Myjobsweretowashemptywinebottles,pastelabelsonfullOnes、DUlCorkSinboules.DIaCeSeaISOnIheCorkSandDaCkIhefinishedboulesintoboxes.ThedayswereverylongandIheWOrkWaSmind-numbing.AsIworkedinmycornerofthewarehouse,IoftenthoughtofTraddlesandS(ecrfbrth,andIon。CdtobeWilhlhem.SalemHouse,withitsfriendsanditsbksseemedahappyplacecomparedtowhereIwasnow.Iwaspaidsevenshillingsaweek.Ihadapennyloafandapennyworthofmilkforbreakfast,andanotherloafandatinybitofcheeseforsupper.WewereonlyallowedhalfanhourforabreakandIoftenusedtowalkoverattoCoventGardenwhereIcouldstarehungrilyatthepineapplesandotherdeliciousfruitfor(hesale.Sometimes1wassohungrythatIspentmymoneyonapieceofbreadduringthedayandhadtogowithoutsupper.MVStornaChConStanHYachedWithhunger.Onmyfirstday.MrQuinionhadiniroducedmetoamanwithalargefaceandaheadasbaldasanegg.HeWOreShabbyCloIhes.andhisnamewasMrMicawber.'MrMurdstonehasarrangedforyoutostaywithMrMicawbcr,'MrQuinionexplained.Hehasasmallroomatthebackofhishouse.,ThishouseonWindsorTerracewasasShabbyasMrMiCaWber.butheandhiswifewereverywelcoming.'We'regladwe'vefoundalodger,'MrsMicawbertoldme.'MrMiCaWberisinakNQrdebl.andpeoplekeepaskingfortheirmoneyback.Theywon'twaitmuchlonger.'MrMicawberwasgood-heartedandkind.Buthewashopelesswithmoney.Hisfavouritesayingwas:Yearlyincometwentypounds,yearlyspendonepennylessthantwentypounds-resulthappiness;yearlyincometwentypounds,yearlyspendonepennymorethantwentypoundsresultmisery.1Buthedidn'tlivebythissayingatall!OnenightsoonafterImovedin,thereWaSaheavybangingOnthefrontdoor.'Openup.Micawber!'agruffvoiceshouted.'Iwantnymoney!'MrMicawberPUlafingerlohisIiPSandSilenUydisappearedupstairs.'Iknowyou'reinthere!'bellowedthevoice.'Yourtime'sup.You'dbetterpayme!'MrMicawberstayedupstairsandoutofsighforhours,untilthebangingandtheshoutingfinallystopped.Isoonrealisedthatthishappenedratheroften,andsoItriedtohelpbysellingthingsforthematthepawnshop.ButMrMicawberwasashopelessasever.dpawnsomeplatesandgivehimthemoney,andthenafewhourslater,dndthefamilyIUCkingintoafinefeasioflambcutlets!Asonedrearydayinthewarehouseblendedintothenext,theMicawber'smoneysituationgotworse,andonemorningMrMicawberwasarrestedandtakenawaytotheKing'sBenchPrison.MrSMicawberandthechildrenmovedintotheprisonwithhim,andIwasleftcompletelyaloneinthehouse.WhenMrMicawberwasnallyletoutofprison,heandhiswifecametoseeme.'Wc,removingtoPlymouth,'MrMicawbertoldme.'Somethingwillturnupforusthere.,1 iltVerVIow.TheMicawbersweretheonlykindpeopledmetinLondonandnowtheywereabandoningme.WhentheMicawbershadgone,IrealiseddeitherstayinLondon,workingatthefilthywarehouseandspendingmydaysaloneorIcouldrunawayinsearchofabetterlife.SoImadeaplan.Andthatplancentredonmyonlylivingrelative,Great-AuntBetseTrotwood.Iknewthatshe'dstormedoutwhenshediscoveredIwasaboynotagirlButIalsoknewthatshewasmyonlyhope.MaybeifItoldherabouteverytling,she'dfeelsorryformeandtakemein?IwrotetoPeggottyaskingforAuntBetsey'saddressandforhalfaguineatosetmeonmyway.Peggottyrepliedquickly,enclosingthemoneyandtellingmeAunlBetseylivednearDover.Shehadgoodnewsofherowntotellmetoo,forshehadmarriedSOOnafterleavingtheMurdstones.IpackedmythingsintoaheavyboxandClaSDedIheShinyhalfguineacoininmyhand.AlIIneededWaSsomewayofgettingtoDoverandsnenough,Ispottedamanwithahorseandcart.'Excuseme!'Icalledout,putting(hecoininmymouthandputtingtheheavyboxdown.'Canyouhelpme?IwanttogettoDover.'Themanwalkedoverandinaflash,heleapedatmeandgrabbedmylhroat.Thecoinflewoutofmymouthandlandedinhishand.ThenheSnalehedmyboxOfflhegroundandjumpedonthiscartwithit.'Givememythings,youth