15/39 In my eye, the woman has no more charms than my mother"-- and we may be sure that Sir Charles had never bothered himself much about the attractions of the last named lady. Hum--he takes no notice of me yet--I'll let him see I can take as little notice of him. [_She walks by him gravely, he turns her about and holds her; she struggles_.] Pray, sir! "SIR CHARLES. A pretty pert air that--I'll humour it--what's the matter, child--are you not well? No, the deuce fetch me if I do. |