Nidderdale leaving his chair walked up to him very gently. "Dolly," said he, "do not go on in that way about Melmotte when I am in the room. I have no doubt you are mistaken, and so you'll find out in a day or two. You don't know Melmotte."
"Mistaken!" Dolly still continued to exclaim with a loud voice. "Am I mistaken in supposing that I haven't been paid my money?"
"I don't believe it has been owing very long."
"Am I mistaken in supposing that my name has been forged to a letter?"
"I am sure you are mistaken if you think that Melmotte had anything to do with it."

Nidderdale, leaving his chair, walked up to him very gently.
"Dolly," said he, "do not go on in that way about Melmotte when I am in the room. I have no doubt you are mistaken, and so you'll find in a day or two. You don't know Melmotte."
"Mistaken!" exclaimed Dolly loudly. "Am I mistaken in supposing that I haven't been paid my money?"
"I don't believe it has been owing very long."
"Am I mistaken in supposing that my name has been forged to a letter?"
"I am sure you are mistaken if you think that Melmotte had anything to do with it."
