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‘
Nonsense
!
’
replied
her
sister
.
‘
Why
shouldn
’
t
Mr
Cheggs
be
jealous
if
he
likes
?
I
like
that
,
certainly
.
Mr
Cheggs
has
a
good
a
right
to
be
jealous
as
anyone
else
has
,
and
perhaps
he
may
have
a
better
right
soon
if
he
hasn
’
t
already
.
You
know
best
about
that
,
Sophy
!
’
Though
this
was
a
concerted
plot
between
Miss
Sophy
and
her
sister
,
originating
in
humane
intentions
and
having
for
its
object
the
inducing
Mr
Swiviller
to
declare
himself
in
time
,
it
failed
in
its
effect
;
for
Miss
Jane
being
one
of
those
young
ladies
who
are
prematurely
shrill
and
shrewish
,
gave
such
undue
importance
to
her
part
that
Mr
Swiviller
retired
in
dudgeon
,
resigning
his
mistress
to
Mr
Cheggs
and
conveying
a
defiance
into
his
looks
which
that
gentleman
indignantly
returned
.
‘
Did
you
speak
to
me
,
sir
?
’
said
Mr
Cheggs
,
following
him
into
a
corner
.
‘
Have
the
kindness
to
smile
,
sir
,
in
order
that
we
may
not
be
suspected
.
Did
you
speak
to
me
,
sir
’
?
Mr
Swiviller
looked
with
a
supercilious
smile
at
Mr
Chegg
’
s
toes
,
then
raised
his
eyes
from
them
to
his
ankles
,
from
that
to
his
shin
,
from
that
to
his
knee
,
and
so
on
very
gradually
,
keeping
up
his
right
leg
,
until
he
reached
his
waistcoat
,
when
he
raised
his
eyes
from
button
to
button
until
he
reached
his
chin
,
and
travelling
straight
up
the
middle
of
his
nose
came
at
last
to
his
eyes
,
when
he
said
abruptly
,
‘
No
,
sir
,
I
didn
’
t
.
’
‘
’
Hem
!
’
said
Mr
Cheggs
,
glancing
over
his
shoulder
,
‘
have
the
goodness
to
smile
again
,
sir
.
Perhaps
you
wished
to
speak
to
me
,
sir
.
’
‘
No
,
sir
,
I
didn
’
t
do
that
,
either
.
’
‘
Perhaps
you
may
have
nothing
to
say
to
me
now
,
sir
,
’
said
Mr
Cheggs
fiercely
.
At
these
words
Richard
Swiviller
withdrew
his
eyes
from
Mr
Chegg
’
s
face
,
and
travelling
down
the
middle
of
his
nose
and
down
his
waistcoat
and
down
his
right
leg
,
reached
his
toes
again
,
and
carefully
surveyed
him
;
this
done
,
he
crossed
over
,
and
coming
up
the
other
leg
,
and
thence
approaching
by
the
waistcoat
as
before
,
said
when
had
got
to
his
eyes
,
‘
No
sir
,
I
haven
’
t
.
’
