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Mr. Enwright had remarked that any decent-minded man who had been a husband and childless for twenty-four years would have regarded the supplementary honour as an insult , but that Sir Hugh was not decent-minded and , moreover , was not capable of knowing an insult when he got one . This theory of Mr. Enwright 's , however , did not a bit lessen his disgust . `` Oh yes , '' John Orgreave admitted lamely . `` I for one am not going in for any more competitions with Corver as assessor , '' said Mr. Enwright . `` I wo n't do it . '' Faces fell . Mr. Enwright had previously published this resolve , but it had not been taken quite seriously .