It was the sight of the Marquis of Steyne's carriage-lamps at her door, contemplated by Raggles, burning in the blackness of midnight, "that kep him up," as he afterwards said, that even more than Rebecca's arts and coaxings.

It was the sight of the Marquis of Steyne's carriage-lamps at her door, seen by Raggles, that kept his hopes up.
