AndthisI’veperseavedinthecorsofmyexpearantsthroughlife，thatwhenyouvexhim，aroag’snolongeraroag：youfindhimoutatonstwhenhe’sinapassion，forheshows，asitware，hisclovenfoottheveryinstntyoutreadonit。Atleast，thisiswhatYOUNGroagsdo;itrequiresverycoolbloodandlongpractistogetoverthispint，andnottoshowyourpashnwhenyoufeelitandsnarlwhenyouareangry。OldCrabswouldn’tdoit;beinglikeanothernoblemin，ofwhomIheardtheDukeofWellingtonsay，whilewaitingbehindhisgraci’schair，thatifyouwerekickinghimfrombehind，noonestandingbeforehimwouldknowit，fromthebewtiflesmilingigspreshnofhisface。Youngmasterhadn’tgotsofarinthethief’sgrammer，and，whenhewasangry，show’dit。Andit’salsotoberemarked（averyprofowndobservatinforafootmin，butwehavei’sthoughweDOwearplushbritchis），it’stoberemarked，Isay，thatoneofthesechapsismuchsoonermaidangrythananother，becausehonestmenyieldtootherpeople，roagsneverdo;
honestmenloveotherpeople，roagsonlythemselves;andtheslightestthingwhichcomesinthewayofthirbelovedobjectssetsthemfewrious。Masterhadn’tledalifeofgambling，swindling，andeverykindofdebotchtobegood—temperedattheendofit，I
prommisyou。
Hewasinapashun，andwhenheWASinapashn，amoreinsalent，insuffrable，overbearingbrootdidn’tlive。
Thiswastheverypinttowhichmyladywishedtobringhim;forI