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'If wishes,' says he in a low voice, 'are not superfluous, applied tosuch a union.''I thank you, Sir,' she answers, with a curled lip, and a heaving bosom.But, does Edith feel still, as on the night when she knew that Mr Dombeywould return to offer his alliance, that Carker knows her thoroughly,and reads her right, and that she is more degraded by his knowledgeof her, than by aught else? Is it for this reason that her haughtinessshrinks beneath his smile, like snow within the hands that grasps itfirmly, and that her imperious glance droops In meeting his, and seeksthe ground?'I am proud to see,' said Mr Carker, with a servile stooping of hisneck, which the revelations making by his eyes and teeth proclaim tobe a lie, 'I am proud to see that my humble offering is graced by MrsDombey's hand, and permitted to hold so favoured a place in so joyful anoccasion.
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