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121
"
O
fie
!
did
n't
you
tell
your
mother
you
would
dine
here
?
"
122
"
But
in
this
dress
it
's
impossible
.
"
123
"
Look
at
him
,
is
n't
he
handsome
enough
to
dine
anywhere
,
Miss
Sharp
?
"
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124
On
which
,
of
course
,
Miss
Sharp
looked
at
her
friend
,
and
they
both
set
off
in
a
fit
of
laughter
,
highly
agreeable
to
the
old
gentleman
.
125
"
Did
you
ever
see
a
pair
of
buckskins
like
those
at
Miss
Pinkerton
's
?
"
continued
he
,
following
up
his
advantage
.
126
"
Gracious
heavens
!
Father
,
"
cried
Joseph
.
127
"
There
now
,
I
have
hurt
his
feelings
.
Mrs.
Sedley
,
my
dear
,
I
have
hurt
your
son
's
feelings
.
I
have
alluded
to
his
buckskins
.
Ask
Miss
Sharp
if
I
have
n't
?
Come
,
Joseph
,
be
friends
with
Miss
Sharp
,
and
let
us
all
go
to
dinner
.
"
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128
"
There
's
a
pillau
,
Joseph
,
just
as
you
like
it
,
and
Papa
has
brought
home
the
best
turbot
in
Billingsgate
.
"
129
"
Come
,
come
,
sir
,
walk
downstairs
with
Miss
Sharp
,
and
I
will
follow
with
these
two
young
women
,
"
said
the
father
,
and
he
took
an
arm
of
wife
and
daughter
and
walked
merrily
off
.
130
If
Miss
Rebecca
Sharp
had
determined
in
her
heart
upon
making
the
conquest
of
this
big
beau
,
I
do
n't
think
,
ladies
,
we
have
any
right
to
blame
her
;
for
though
the
task
of
husband-hunting
is
generally
,
and
with
becoming
modesty
,
entrusted
by
young
persons
to
their
mammas
,
recollect
that
Miss
Sharp
had
no
kind
parent
to
arrange
these
delicate
matters
for
her
,
and
that
if
she
did
not
get
a
husband
for
herself
,
there
was
no
one
else
in
the
wide
world
who
would
take
the
trouble
off
her
hands
.
What
causes
young
people
to
"
come
out
,
"
but
the
noble
ambition
of
matrimony
?
What
sends
them
trooping
to
watering-places
?
What
keeps
them
dancing
till
five
o'clock
in
the
morning
through
a
whole
mortal
season
?
What
causes
them
to
labour
at
pianoforte
sonatas
,
and
to
learn
four
songs
from
a
fashionable
master
at
a
guinea
a
lesson
,
and
to
play
the
harp
if
they
have
handsome
arms
and
neat
elbows
,
and
to
wear
Lincoln
Green
toxophilite
hats
and
feathers
,
but
that
they
may
bring
down
some
"
desirable
"
young
man
with
those
killing
bows
and
arrows
of
theirs
?
What
causes
respectable
parents
to
take
up
their
carpets
,
set
their
houses
topsy-turvy
,
and
spend
a
fifth
of
their
year
's
income
in
ball
suppers
and
iced
champagne
?
Is
it
sheer
love
of
their
species
,
and
an
unadulterated
wish
to
see
young
people
happy
and
dancing
?
Psha
!
they
want
to
marry
their
daughters
;
and
,
as
honest
Mrs.