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In
spite
of
his
flustered
state
,
he
made
all
these
exclamations
in
a
carefully
suppressed
voice
,
lest
the
valet
should
overhear
anything
.
‘
Accordingly
,
they
do
it
.
Your
sister
does
it
.
Your
brother
does
it
.
You
alone
,
my
favourite
child
,
whom
I
made
the
friend
and
companion
of
my
life
when
you
were
a
mere
—
hum
—
Baby
,
do
not
do
it
.
You
alone
say
you
can
’
t
do
it
.
I
provide
you
with
valuable
assistance
to
do
it
.
I
attach
an
accomplished
and
highly
bred
lady
—
ha
—
Mrs
General
,
to
you
,
for
the
purpose
of
doing
it
.
Is
it
surprising
that
I
should
be
displeased
?
Is
it
necessary
that
I
should
defend
myself
for
expressing
my
displeasure
?
No
!
’
Notwithstanding
which
,
he
continued
to
defend
himself
,
without
any
abatement
of
his
flushed
mood
.
‘
I
am
careful
to
appeal
to
that
lady
for
confirmation
,
before
I
express
any
displeasure
at
all
.
I
—
hum
—
I
necessarily
make
that
appeal
within
limited
bounds
,
or
I
—
ha
—
should
render
legible
,
by
that
lady
,
what
I
desire
to
be
blotted
out
.
Am
I
selfish
?
Do
I
complain
for
my
own
sake
?
No
.
No
.
Principally
for
—
ha
hum
—
your
sake
,
Amy
.
’
This
last
consideration
plainly
appeared
,
from
his
manner
of
pursuing
it
,
to
have
just
that
instant
come
into
his
head
.
‘
I
said
I
was
hurt
.
So
I
am
.
So
I
—
ha
—
am
determined
to
be
,
whatever
is
advanced
to
the
contrary
.
I
am
hurt
that
my
daughter
,
seated
in
the
—
hum
—
lap
of
fortune
,
should
mope
and
retire
and
proclaim
herself
unequal
to
her
destiny
.
I
am
hurt
that
she
should
—
ha
—
systematically
reproduce
what
the
rest
of
us
blot
out
;
and
seem
—
hum
—
I
had
almost
said
positively
anxious
—
to
announce
to
wealthy
and
distinguished
society
that
she
was
born
and
bred
in
—
ha
hum
—
a
place
that
I
myself
decline
to
name
.
But
there
is
no
inconsistency
—
ha
—
not
the
least
,
in
my
feeling
hurt
,
and
yet
complaining
principally
for
your
sake
,
Amy
.
I
do
;
I
say
again
,
I
do
.
It
is
for
your
sake
that
I
wish
you
,
under
the
auspices
of
Mrs
General
,
to
form
a
—
hum
—
a
surface
.
It
is
for
your
sake
that
I
wish
you
to
have
a
—
ha
—
truly
refined
mind
,
and
(
in
the
striking
words
of
Mrs
General
)
to
be
ignorant
of
everything
that
is
not
perfectly
proper
,
placid
,
and
pleasant
.
’
He
had
been
running
down
by
jerks
,
during
his
last
speech
,
like
a
sort
of
ill
-
adjusted
alarum
.
The
touch
was
still
upon
his
arm
.
He
fell
silent
;
and
after
looking
about
the
ceiling
again
for
a
little
while
,
looked
down
at
her
.
Her
head
drooped
,
and
he
could
not
see
her
face
;
but
her
touch
was
tender
and
quiet
,
and
in
the
expression
of
her
dejected
figure
there
was
no
blame
—
nothing
but
love
.
He
began
to
whimper
,
just
as
he
had
done
that
night
in
the
prison
when
she
afterwards
sat
at
his
bedside
till
morning
;
exclaimed
that
he
was
a
poor
ruin
and
a
poor
wretch
in
the
midst
of
his
wealth
;
and
clasped
her
in
his
arms
.
‘
Hush
,
hush
,
my
own
dear
!
Kiss
me
!
’
was
all
she
said
to
him
.
His
tears
were
soon
dried
,
much
sooner
than
on
the
former
occasion
;
and
he
was
presently
afterwards
very
high
with
his
valet
,
as
a
way
of
righting
himself
for
having
shed
any
.
With
one
remarkable
exception
,
to
be
recorded
in
its
place
,
this
was
the
only
time
,
in
his
life
of
freedom
and
fortune
,
when
he
spoke
to
his
daughter
Amy
of
the
old
days
.
