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many coats and pairs of trousers dangling from the low ceiling, and only two feeble candles burning inside to show what they were, I fancied that he looked like a man of a revengeful disposition, who had hung all his enemies, and was enjoying himself. ¡¡¡¡My late experiences with Mr. and Mrs. Micawber suggested to me that here might be a means of keeping off the wolf for a little while. I went up the next by-street, took off my waistcoat, rolled it neatly under my arm, and came back to the shop door. ¡¡¡¡'If you please,
oil paintingsir,' I said, 'I am to sell this for a fair price.' ¡¡¡¡Mr. Dolloby - Dolloby was the name over the shop door, at least - took the waistcoat, stood his pipe on its head, against the door-post, went into the shop, followed by me, snuffed the two candles with his fingers, spread the waistcoat on the counter, and looked at it there, held it up against the light, and looked at it there, and ultimately said:

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either of her parents. Tall, slim, veryfair, Bess's colouring but none of Bess's vitality, with an old-fashioned air about her; though that was difficult tobe sure of, since the fashion in dress happened at the moment to be ruffles and babybodices.
　　"Well, well," he said,as he shook hands with her. "This is a surprise. Last time Isaw you, you were eleven years old. Come and sit here." Hepulled forward a chair and she sat down.
　　"I suppose," saidElvira, a little uncertainly, "that I ought to have writtenfirst. Written and made an appointment. Something like that, but I really made up my mindvery suddenly and it seemed an opportunity, since I was in London."
　　"And what are you doing in London?"
　　"Having my teeth seen to."
　　"Beastly things, teeth," said Egerton. "Give us trouble from the cradle tothe grave. But I am grateful for the teeth, if it gives me an opportunity to see you. Letme see now; you've been Italy, haven't you, finishing your education there at once of these places all girls go tonowadays?"

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either of her parents. Tall, slim, veryfair, Bess's colouring but none of Bess's vitality, with an old-fashioned air about her; though that was difficult tobe sure of, since the fashion in dress happened at the moment to be ruffles and babybodices.
　　"Well, well," he said,as he shook hands with her. "This is a surprise. Last time Isaw you, you were eleven years old. Come and sit here." Hepulled forward a chair and she sat down.
　　"I suppose," saidElvira, a little uncertainly, "that I ought to have writtenfirst. Written and made an appointment. Something like that, but I really made up my mindvery suddenly and it seemed an opportunity, since I was in London."
　　"And what are you doing in London?"
　　"Having my teeth seen to."
　　"Beastly things, teeth," said Egerton. "Give us trouble from the cradle tothe grave. But I am grateful for the teeth, if it gives me an opportunity to see you. Letme see now; you've been Italy, haven't you, finishing your education there at once of these places all girls go tonowadays?"