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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Barnaby Rudge by Charles Dickens: together, all beside themselves with joy; what kissing,
congratulating, embracing, shaking of hands, and falling into all
these raptures, over and over and over again; no language can
describe.
At length, and after a long time, the old locksmith went up and
fairly hugged two strangers, who had stood apart and left them to
themselves; and then they saw--whom? Yes, Edward Chester and
Joseph Willet.
'See here!' cried the locksmith. 'See here! where would any of us
have been without these two? Oh, Mr Edward, Mr Edward--oh, Joe,
Joe, how light, and yet how full, you have made my old heart to-
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