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Chapter 239
'Have you done enjoying yourself, sir?' said Ralph, at length. 'Pratty nigh for the prasant time, sir,' replied John. 'I can wait,' said Ralph. 'Take your own time, pray.' Ralph waited until there was a perfect silence, and then turning to Mrs Nickleby, but directing an eager glance at Kate, as if more anxious to watch his effect upon her, said: 'Now, ma'am, listen to me. I don't imagine that you were a party to a very fine tirade of words sent me by that boy of yours, because I don't believe that under his control, you have the slightest will of your own, or that your advice, your opinion, your wants, your wishes, anything which in nature and reason (or of what use is your great experience?) ought to weigh with him, has the slightest influence or weight whatever, or is taken for a mom
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