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There seemed to be no defect which the Andalusian gentleman did not possess in his cousin 's eyes , and she took a malicious delight in enumerating and exaggerating them . In this respect , she every day made some new discovery which she was sure to bring to her brother and sister . At one time it was that he had brought a great lot of neckties , which to her mind proved that he squandered his money ; then , again , she made all manner of ridicule of him , on account of the perfect battery of perfumes which he had on his toilet table ; at times she called him lazy , because he never opened a book ; at others , she ridiculed him for curling his mustache with the tongs ; then she would complain of him because he would not take her to walk . But what made her most indignant and beside herself was his habit of not going to bed till two or three or even four o'clock in the morning , and because two or three times he had not done so till daylight . `` What does this man do after he leaves the theatre ? Where does he go ? The best way would be not to think about it .