
"David, you shouldn't be rude. Mr. Murdstone's
taken so much trouble to bring me home." |

David comes home to find he has a new Pa. |
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Murdstone admonishes Clara for showering affection
on David. |

"I'm sure I managed very well before we were
married . . . . I thought you were pleased." |

"I did have a certain satisfaction in the
thought of forming your character and giving to it the firmness
and decision that it lacked." |

"I'm sorry. I have a great many defects, I
know. It's very good of you to endeavor to correct them." |

"If I have an obstinate horse, do you know
what I do? I beat him!" |

Murdstone gleams at the prospect of beating David. |

"I've no place for you in my house now." |
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