The Pickwick Papers


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The wretch!' exclaimed the spinster, with energetic indignation. (Mr  
Jingle's doubts were resolved. She HAD money.)  
'More than that,' said Jingle - 'loves another.'  
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Another!' ejaculated the spinster. 'Who?' 'Short girl - black eyes -  
niece Emily.'  
There was a pause.  
Now, if there was one individual in the whole world, of whom the  
spinster aunt entertained a mortal and deep-rooted jealousy, it was  
this identical niece. The colour rushed over her face and neck, and  
she tossed her head in silence with an air of ineffable contempt. At  
last, biting her thin lips, and bridling up, she said -  
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It can't be. I won't believe it.'  
Watch 'em,' said Jingle.  
I will,' said the aunt.  
Watch his looks.'  
I will.'  
His whispers.'  
I will.'  
He'll sit next her at table.'  
Let him.'  
He'll flatter her.'  
Let him.'  
He'll pay her every possible attention.'  
Let him.'  
And he'll cut you.'  
Cut ME!' screamed the spinster aunt. 'HE cut ME; will he!' and she  
trembled with rage and disappointment.  
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You will convince yourself?' said Jingle.  


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