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'Miss Tox made no verbal answer, but took up the little watering-potwith a trembling hand, and looked vacantly round as if considering whatarticle of furniture would be improved by the contents. The room dooropening at this crisis of Miss Tox's feelings, she started, laughedaloud, and fell into the arms of the person entering; happily insensiblealike of Mrs Chick's indignant countenance and of the Major at hiswindow over the way, who had his double-barrelled eye-glass in fullaction, and whose face and figure were dilated with Mephistophelean joy.
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