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CHAPTER IV. MR. CUSSINTERVIEWS THE STRANGERIhave told the circumstances of the stranger’s arrivalin Iping with a certain fulness of detail, in order thatthe curious impression he created may be understood bythe reader. But excepting two odd incidents, the circumstancesof his stay until the extraordinary day of the clubfestival may be passed over very cursorily. There were anumber of skirmishes with Mrs. Hall on matters of domesticdiscipline, but in every case until late April, whenthe first signs of penury began, he over-rode her by theeasy expedient of an extra payment. Hall did not likehim, and whenever he dared he talked of the advisabil-36
CHAPTER IV. MR. CUSS INTERVIEWS THESTRANGERity of getting rid of him; but he showed his dislike chieflyby concealing it ostentatiously, and avoiding his visitor asmuch as possible. "Wait till the summer," said Mrs. Hallsagely, "when the artisks are beginning to come. Thenwe’ll see. He may be a bit overbearing, but bills settledpunctual is bills settled punctual, whatever you’d like tosay."The stranger did not go to church, and indeed madeno difference between Sunday and the irreligious days,even in costume. He worked, as Mrs. Hall thought, veryfitfully. Some days he would come down early and becontinuously busy. On others he would rise late, pace hisroom, fretting audibly for hours together, smoke, sleep inthe armchair by the fire. Communication with the worldbeyond the village he had none. His temper continuedvery uncertain; for the most part his manner was that ofa man suffering under almost unendurable provocation,and once or twice things were snapped, torn, crushed, orbroken in spasmodic gusts of violence. He seemed undera chronic irritation of the greatest intensity. His habit oftalking to himself in a low voice grew steadily upon him,but though Mrs. Hall listened conscientiously she couldmake neither head nor tail of what she heard.He rarely went abroad by daylight, but at twilight he37
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