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‘
"
I
cannot
allow
this
harmless
person
,
Sir
,
who
has
been
asked
here
,
in
some
girlish
frolic
,
to
take
upon
himself
,
in
a
very
noble
manner
,
the
fault
(
if
fault
it
is
)
which
I
am
guilty
of
,
and
am
ready
to
avow
.
I
love
your
daughter
,
sir
;
and
I
came
here
for
the
purpose
of
meeting
her
.
"
‘
Old
Lobbs
opened
his
eyes
very
wide
at
this
,
but
not
wider
than
Nathaniel
Pipkin
.
‘
"
You
did
?
"
said
Lobbs
,
at
last
finding
breath
to
speak
.
‘
"
I
did
.
"
‘
"
And
I
forbade
you
this
house
,
long
ago
.
"
‘
"
You
did
,
or
I
should
not
have
been
here
,
clandestinely
,
to
-
night
.
"
‘
I
am
sorry
to
record
it
of
old
Lobbs
,
but
I
think
he
would
have
struck
the
cousin
,
if
his
pretty
daughter
,
with
her
bright
eyes
swimming
in
tears
,
had
not
clung
to
his
arm
.
‘
"
Don
’
t
stop
him
,
Maria
,
"
said
the
young
man
;
"
if
he
has
the
will
to
strike
me
,
let
him
.
I
would
not
hurt
a
hair
of
his
gray
head
,
for
the
riches
of
the
world
.
"
‘
The
old
man
cast
down
his
eyes
at
this
reproof
,
and
they
met
those
of
his
daughter
.
I
have
hinted
once
or
twice
before
,
that
they
were
very
bright
eyes
,
and
,
though
they
were
tearful
now
,
their
influence
was
by
no
means
lessened
.
Old
Lobbs
turned
his
head
away
,
as
if
to
avoid
being
persuaded
by
them
,
when
,
as
fortune
would
have
it
,
he
encountered
the
face
of
the
wicked
little
cousin
,
who
,
half
afraid
for
her
brother
,
and
half
laughing
at
Nathaniel
Pipkin
,
presented
as
bewitching
an
expression
of
countenance
,
with
a
touch
of
slyness
in
it
,
too
,
as
any
man
,
old
or
young
,
need
look
upon
