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"
I
know
that
lady
,
"
said
Herbert
,
across
the
table
,
when
the
toast
had
been
honored
.
"
Do
you
?
"
said
Drummle
.
"
And
so
do
I
,
"
I
added
,
with
a
scarlet
face
.
"
Do
you
?
"
said
Drummle
.
"
O
,
Lord
!
"
This
was
the
only
retort
—
except
glass
or
crockery
—
that
the
heavy
creature
was
capable
of
making
;
but
,
I
became
as
highly
incensed
by
it
as
if
it
had
been
barbed
with
wit
,
and
I
immediately
rose
in
my
place
and
said
that
I
could
not
but
regard
it
as
being
like
the
honorable
Finch
’
s
impudence
to
come
down
to
that
Grove
—
we
always
talked
about
coming
down
to
that
Grove
,
as
a
neat
Parliamentary
turn
of
expression
—
down
to
that
Grove
,
proposing
a
lady
of
whom
he
knew
nothing
.
Mr
.
Drummle
,
upon
this
,
starting
up
,
demanded
what
I
meant
by
that
?
Whereupon
I
made
him
the
extreme
reply
that
I
believed
he
knew
where
I
was
to
be
found
.
Whether
it
was
possible
in
a
Christian
country
to
get
on
without
blood
,
after
this
,
was
a
question
on
which
the
Finches
were
divided
.
The
debate
upon
it
grew
so
lively
,
indeed
,
that
at
least
six
more
honorable
members
told
six
more
,
during
the
discussion
,
that
they
believed
they
knew
where
they
were
to
be
found
.
However
,
it
was
decided
at
last
(
the
Grove
being
a
Court
of
Honor
)
that
if
Mr
.
Drummle
would
bring
never
so
slight
a
certificate
from
the
lady
,
importing
that
he
had
the
honor
of
her
acquaintance
,
Mr
.
Pip
must
express
his
regret
,
as
a
gentleman
and
a
Finch
,
for
"
having
been
betrayed
into
a
warmth
which
.
"
Next
day
was
appointed
for
the
production
(
lest
our
honor
should
take
cold
from
delay
)
,
and
next
day
Drummle
appeared
with
a
polite
little
avowal
in
Estella
’
s
hand
,
that
she
had
had
the
honor
of
dancing
with
him
several
times
.
This
left
me
no
course
but
to
regret
that
I
had
been
"
betrayed
into
a
warmth
which
,
"
and
on
the
whole
to
repudiate
,
as
untenable
,
the
idea
that
I
was
to
be
found
anywhere
.
Drummle
and
I
then
sat
snorting
at
one
another
for
an
hour
,
while
the
Grove
engaged
in
indiscriminate
contradiction
,
and
finally
the
promotion
of
good
feeling
was
declared
to
have
gone
ahead
at
an
amazing
rate
.
I
tell
this
lightly
,
but
it
was
no
light
thing
to
me
.
For
,
I
cannot
adequately
express
what
pain
it
gave
me
to
think
that
Estella
should
show
any
favor
to
a
contemptible
,
clumsy
,
sulky
booby
,
so
very
far
below
the
average
.
To
the
present
moment
,
I
believe
it
to
have
been
referable
to
some
pure
fire
of
generosity
and
disinterestedness
in
my
love
for
her
,
that
I
could
not
endure
the
thought
of
her
stooping
to
that
hound
.
No
doubt
I
should
have
been
miserable
whomsoever
she
had
favored
;
but
a
worthier
object
would
have
caused
me
a
different
kind
and
degree
of
distress
.
It
was
easy
for
me
to
find
out
,
and
I
did
soon
find
out
,
that
Drummle
had
begun
to
follow
her
closely
,
and
that
she
allowed
him
to
do
it
.
A
little
while
,
and
he
was
always
in
pursuit
of
her
,
and
he
and
I
crossed
one
another
every
day
.
He
held
on
,
in
a
dull
persistent
way
,
and
Estella
held
him
on
;
now
with
encouragement
,
now
with
discouragement
,
now
almost
flattering
him
,
now
openly
despising
him
,
now
knowing
him
very
well
,
now
scarcely
remembering
who
he
was
.
