'Poor boy! Poor boy! 'said Mr Brown low , bending over him. He called a coach quickly, laid O liver on the seat, and drove away.
The coach stopped at a neat house in a quiet, shady street in north London. O liver was gently carried in to a bed, and received more care and kindness than he had ever had in his life. But he had a fever, and for many days he lay the re unconscious. When he eventually awoke, weak, thin and pale, he looked anxiously around the room.
'What room is this
Where am I
'he said. 'This is not the place I fell asleep in. '
Mrs Bed win, the motherly old housekeeper, heard his words, and instantly came to him. 'Hush—be quiet, my dear, or you'll be ill again. Lie down. '
“可怜的孩子!可怜的孩子!”布朗洛先生说着俯下身去看他。他赶快叫来了一辆马车,让奥利弗躺在座位上,他们便坐着马车离开了。
在伦敦北部一条绿树成荫的街道上的一座整洁的房屋前,马车停了下来。奥利弗被轻轻地抬进去安置在一张床上,在这里他得到了一生中从未有过的关心和爱护。可是他仍发着烧,几天几夜不省人事。当他最终醒来时,他全身虚弱无力,脸色苍白。他不安地四下打量着屋子。
“这是什么地方?我在哪儿?”他说,“这不是我睡着时的地方。”
贝德温太太是一位像慈母一样的女管家,听见他在说话,赶紧来到了他身边。“别说话——要安静!宝贝,不然的话你还会生病的。躺下。”
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