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`` Yon Mary Barton has getten into some scrape or another , '' said he , addressing himself to Job . `` She 's not to be heard of at any of the piers ; and Bourne says it were a boat from the Cheshire side as she went aboard of . So there 's no hearing of her till to-morrow morning . '' `` To-morrow morning she 'll have to be in court at nine o'clock , to bear witness on a trial , '' said Job , sorrowfully . `` So she said ; at least somewhat of the kind , '' said Charley , looking desirous to hear more . But Job was silent . He could not think of any thing further that could be done ; so he rose up , and , thanking Mrs. Jones for the shelter she had given him , he went out into the street ; and there he stood still , to ponder over probabilities and chances .