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"
Come
and
kiss
me
.
Come
and
kiss
me
this
instant
,
you
dear
good
little
soul
,
"
cried
Miss
Crawley
in
an
ecstasy
:
and
in
this
picturesque
and
friendly
occupation
Mr.
Pitt
found
the
old
lady
and
the
young
one
,
when
he
came
upstairs
with
him
pamphlet
in
his
hand
.
How
she
did
blush
all
the
evening
,
that
poor
Lady
Jane
!
It
must
not
be
imagined
that
Mr.
Pitt
Crawley
's
artifices
escaped
the
attention
of
his
dear
relations
at
the
Rectory
at
Queen
's
Crawley
.
Hampshire
and
Sussex
lie
very
close
together
,
and
Mrs.
Bute
had
friends
in
the
latter
county
who
took
care
to
inform
her
of
all
,
and
a
great
deal
more
than
all
,
that
passed
at
Miss
Crawley
's
house
at
Brighton
.
Pitt
was
there
more
and
more
.
He
did
not
come
for
months
together
to
the
Hall
,
where
his
abominable
old
father
abandoned
himself
completely
to
rum-and-water
,
and
the
odious
society
of
the
Horrocks
family
.
Pitt
's
success
rendered
the
Rector
's
family
furious
,
and
Mrs.
Bute
regretted
more
(
though
she
confessed
less
)
than
ever
her
monstrous
fault
in
so
insulting
Miss
Briggs
,
and
in
being
so
haughty
and
parsimonious
to
Bowls
and
Firkin
,
that
she
had
not
a
single
person
left
in
Miss
Crawley
's
household
to
give
her
information
of
what
took
place
there
.
"
It
was
all
Bute
's
collar-bone
,
"
she
persisted
in
saying
;
"
if
that
had
not
broke
,
I
never
would
have
left
her
.
I
am
a
martyr
to
duty
and
to
your
odious
unclerical
habit
of
hunting
,
Bute
.
"
"
Hunting
;
nonsense
!
It
was
you
that
frightened
her
,
Barbara
,
"
the
divine
interposed
.
"
You
're
a
clever
woman
,
but
you
've
got
a
devil
of
a
temper
;
and
you
're
a
screw
with
your
money
,
Barbara
.
"
"
You
'd
have
been
screwed
in
gaol
,
Bute
,
if
I
had
not
kept
your
money
.
"
"
I
know
I
would
,
my
dear
,
"
said
the
Rector
,
good-naturedly
.
"
You
ARE
a
clever
woman
,
but
you
manage
too
well
,
you
know
"
:
and
the
pious
man
consoled
himself
with
a
big
glass
of
port
.
"
What
the
deuce
can
she
find
in
that
spooney
of
a
Pitt
Crawley
?
"
he
continued
.
"
The
fellow
has
not
pluck
enough
to
say
Bo
to
a
goose
.
I
remember
when
Rawdon
,
who
is
a
man
,
and
be
hanged
to
him
,
used
to
flog
him
round
the
stables
as
if
he
was
a
whipping-top
:
and
Pitt
would
go
howling
home
to
his
ma
--
ha
,
ha
!
Why
,
either
of
my
boys
would
whop
him
with
one
hand
.
Jim
says
he
's
remembered
at
Oxford
as
Miss
Crawley
still
--
the
spooney
.
"
I
say
,
Barbara
,
"
his
reverence
continued
,
after
a
pause
.
"
What
?
"
said
Barbara
,
who
was
biting
her
nails
,
and
drumming
the
table
.
"
I
say
,
why
not
send
Jim
over
to
Brighton
to
see
if
he
can
do
anything
with
the
old
lady
.
He
's
very
near
getting
his
degree
,
you
know
.
He
's
only
been
plucked
twice
--
so
was
I
--
but
he
's
had
the
advantages
of
Oxford
and
a
university
education
.
He
knows
some
of
the
best
chaps
there
.
He
pulls
stroke
in
the
Boniface
boat
.
He
's
a
handsome
feller
.
D
--
--
it
,
ma'am
,
let
's
put
him
on
the
old
woman
,
hey
,
and
tell
him
to
thrash
Pitt
if
he
says
anything
.
Ha
,
ha
,
ha
!
