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I looked at her out of the tail of my eye . Her head seemed to me to be a little hung down ; but she said nothing at all . `` The third offence of yours is the intolerable discourtesy you have shewn to me all to-day -- and before servants , too . I put myself to great pains to get you out of that stinking hole called Whitehall ; I risked His Majesty 's displeasure for the same purpose : I have been at your disposal ever since noon ; and you have treated me like a dog . You will continue to treat me so , no doubt , until we get to Hare Street ; and you will do your best no doubt to provoke a quarrel between your father and myself . Well ; I have no great objection to that ; but I have not deserved that you should behave so . I have done nothing , ever since I have known you , but try to serve you -- '' -LRB- my voice rose a little ; for I was truly moved , and far more than my words shewed -RRB- -- `` You first treated me like a friend ; then , when you would not have me as a lover , I went away , and I stayed away .