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The
Spider
,
as
Mr
.
Jaggers
had
called
him
,
was
used
to
lying
in
wait
,
however
,
and
had
the
patience
of
his
tribe
.
Added
to
that
,
he
had
a
blockhead
confidence
in
his
money
and
in
his
family
greatness
,
which
sometimes
did
him
good
service
—
almost
taking
the
place
of
concentration
and
determined
purpose
.
So
,
the
Spider
,
doggedly
watching
Estella
,
outwatched
many
brighter
insects
,
and
would
often
uncoil
himself
and
drop
at
the
right
nick
of
time
.
At
a
certain
Assembly
Ball
at
Richmond
(
there
used
to
be
Assembly
Balls
at
most
places
then
)
,
where
Estella
had
outshone
all
other
beauties
,
this
blundering
Drummle
so
hung
about
her
,
and
with
so
much
toleration
on
her
part
,
that
I
resolved
to
speak
to
her
concerning
him
.
I
took
the
next
opportunity
;
which
was
when
she
was
waiting
for
Mrs
.
Blandley
to
take
her
home
,
and
was
sitting
apart
among
some
flowers
,
ready
to
go
.
I
was
with
her
,
for
I
almost
always
accompanied
them
to
and
from
such
places
.
"
Are
you
tired
,
Estella
?
"
"
Rather
,
Pip
.
"
"
You
should
be
.
"
"
Say
rather
,
I
should
not
be
;
for
I
have
my
letter
to
Satis
House
to
write
,
before
I
go
to
sleep
.
"
"
Recounting
to
-
night
’
s
triumph
?
"
said
I
.
"
Surely
a
very
poor
one
,
Estella
.
"
"
What
do
you
mean
?
I
didn
’
t
know
there
had
been
any
.
"
"
Estella
,
"
said
I
,
"
do
look
at
that
fellow
in
the
corner
yonder
,
who
is
looking
over
here
at
us
.
"
"
Why
should
I
look
at
him
?
"
returned
Estella
,
with
her
eyes
on
me
instead
.
"
What
is
there
in
that
fellow
in
the
corner
yonder
—
to
use
your
words
—
that
I
need
look
at
?
"
