Oliver start's another life(6)

 

The servants were by now so confused by beer and excitement that they were not sure of anything at all. The robbers had certainly had a boy with them , they said , but whether this boy was the same boy,,, well, it seemed very doubtful. The police , too ,had  drunk quite a lot of beer by now , and before long they were very willling to belic. That Oliver was not the robber of the night before. They bad their won ideas about who committed all the robberies in the area, and Oliver was unknown to them.

 

At alst the plive left ,and Oliver was allowed to recover in the kind care of Mrs Maylie,Rose, and Dr Losberne. Tt was several weeks before he was well enough to get out of bed . But then he quickly grew stronger, and every day told his rescuers how geateful he was . One thing , however, carsed him unhappiness. He wanted to find Mr Brownlow, the kind old man who had looked after him in London. 'Mr Brownlow would be pleased to know how happy I an now , he said . So when Dr Losberne offered to take Oliver to London to see Mr Brownlow, the boy was very pleased.