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921
"
Oh
,
ah
,
why
--
give
you
fair
warning
--
look
out
,
you
know
--
that
's
all
,
"
said
the
mustachio-twiddler
.
922
"
You
hint
at
something
not
honourable
,
then
?
"
said
she
,
flashing
out
.
923
"
O
Gad
--
really
--
Miss
Rebecca
,
"
the
heavy
dragoon
interposed
.
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924
"
Do
you
suppose
I
have
no
feeling
of
self-respect
,
because
I
am
poor
and
friendless
,
and
because
rich
people
have
none
?
Do
you
think
,
because
I
am
a
governess
,
I
have
not
as
much
sense
,
and
feeling
,
and
good
breeding
as
you
gentlefolks
in
Hampshire
?
I
'm
a
Montmorency
.
Do
you
suppose
a
Montmorency
is
not
as
good
as
a
Crawley
?
"
925
When
Miss
Sharp
was
agitated
,
and
alluded
to
her
maternal
relatives
,
she
spoke
with
ever
so
slight
a
foreign
accent
,
which
gave
a
great
charm
to
her
clear
ringing
voice
.
926
"
No
,
"
she
continued
,
kindling
as
she
spoke
to
the
Captain
;
"
I
can
endure
poverty
,
but
not
shame
--
neglect
,
but
not
insult
;
and
insult
from
--
from
you
.
"
927
Her
feelings
gave
way
,
and
she
burst
into
tears
.
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928
"
Hang
it
,
Miss
Sharp
--
Rebecca
--
by
Jove
--
upon
my
soul
,
I
would
n't
for
a
thousand
pounds
.
Stop
,
Rebecca
!
"
929
She
was
gone
.
She
drove
out
with
Miss
Crawley
that
day
.
It
was
before
the
latter
's
illness
.
At
dinner
she
was
unusually
brilliant
and
lively
;
but
she
would
take
no
notice
of
the
hints
,
or
the
nods
,
or
the
clumsy
expostulations
of
the
humiliated
,
infatuated
guardsman
.
Skirmishes
of
this
sort
passed
perpetually
during
the
little
campaign
--
tedious
to
relate
,
and
similar
in
result
.
The
Crawley
heavy
cavalry
was
maddened
by
defeat
,
and
routed
every
day
.
930
If
the
Baronet
of
Queen
's
Crawley
had
not
had
the
fear
of
losing
his
sister
's
legacy
before
his
eyes
,
he
never
would
have
permitted
his
dear
girls
to
lose
the
educational
blessings
which
their
invaluable
governess
was
conferring
upon
them
.
The
old
house
at
home
seemed
a
desert
without
her
,
so
useful
and
pleasant
had
Rebecca
made
herself
there
.
Sir
Pitt
's
letters
were
not
copied
and
corrected
;
his
books
not
made
up
;
his
household
business
and
manifold
schemes
neglected
,
now
that
his
little
secretary
was
away
.
And
it
was
easy
to
see
how
necessary
such
an
amanuensis
was
to
him
,
by
the
tenor
and
spelling
of
the
numerous
letters
which
he
sent
to
her
,
entreating
her
and
commanding
her
to
return
.