I shall know no joy till I see him ruined.

There may be some things right about him; but he is my perpetual torment.

The thought of him hangs like a dead weight upon my heart, and I have a right to shake it off.
Does he think I will feel all that I endure for nothing ?" In spite of the acerbity of Mr.Tyrrel's feelings, it is probable, however, he did some justice to his rival.

He regarded him, indeed, with added dislike; but he no longer regarded him as a despicable foe.

He avoided his encounter; he forbore to treat him with random hostility; he seemed to lie in wait for his victim, and to collect his venom for a mortal assault..