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701
"
702
"
Hush
,
my
dearest
love
!
we
're
in
Sir
Pitt
's
grounds
,
"
interposed
his
wife
.
703
"
I
say
he
has
got
every
vice
,
Mrs.
Crawley
.
Do
n't
Ma'am
,
bully
me
.
Did
n't
he
shoot
Captain
Marker
?
Did
n't
he
rob
young
Lord
Dovedale
at
the
Cocoa-Tree
?
Did
n't
he
cross
the
fight
between
Bill
Soames
and
the
Cheshire
Trump
,
by
which
I
lost
forty
pound
?
You
know
he
did
;
and
as
for
the
women
,
why
,
you
heard
that
before
me
,
in
my
own
magistrate
's
room
.
"
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704
"
For
heaven
's
sake
,
Mr.
Crawley
,
"
said
the
lady
,
"
spare
me
the
details
.
"
705
"
And
you
ask
this
villain
into
your
house
!
"
continued
the
exasperated
Rector
.
"
You
,
the
mother
of
a
young
family
--
the
wife
of
a
clergyman
of
the
Church
of
England
.
By
Jove
!
"
706
"
Bute
Crawley
,
you
are
a
fool
,
"
said
the
Rector
's
wife
scornfully
.
707
"
Well
,
Ma'am
,
fool
or
not
--
and
I
do
n't
say
,
Martha
,
I
'm
so
clever
as
you
are
,
I
never
did
.
But
I
wo
n't
meet
Rawdon
Crawley
,
that
's
flat
.
I
'll
go
over
to
Huddleston
,
that
I
will
,
and
see
his
black
greyhound
,
Mrs.
Crawley
;
and
I
'll
run
Lancelot
against
him
for
fifty
.
By
Jove
,
I
will
;
or
against
any
dog
in
England
.
But
I
wo
n't
meet
that
beast
Rawdon
Crawley
.
"
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708
"
Mr.
Crawley
,
you
are
intoxicated
,
as
usual
,
"
replied
his
wife
.
709
And
the
next
morning
,
when
the
Rector
woke
,
and
called
for
small
beer
,
she
put
him
in
mind
of
his
promise
to
visit
Sir
Huddleston
Fuddleston
on
Saturday
,
and
as
he
knew
he
should
have
a
wet
night
,
it
was
agreed
that
he
might
gallop
back
again
in
time
for
church
on
Sunday
morning
.
Thus
it
will
be
seen
that
the
parishioners
of
Crawley
were
equally
happy
in
their
Squire
and
in
their
Rector
.
710
Miss
Crawley
had
not
long
been
established
at
the
Hall
before
Rebecca
's
fascinations
had
won
the
heart
of
that
good-natured
London
rake
,
as
they
had
of
the
country
innocents
whom
we
have
been
describing
.
Taking
her
accustomed
drive
,
one
day
,
she
thought
fit
to
order
that
"
that
little
governess
"
should
accompany
her
to
Mudbury
.
Before
they
had
returned
Rebecca
had
made
a
conquest
of
her
;
having
made
her
laugh
four
times
,
and
amused
her
during
the
whole
of
the
little
journey
.