He Envied him, and now, as he looked at the well-dressed salesman, whom he so much liked, the gleam of the Rival glowed in his eye.

He began to "size up" Drouet from the standpoints of wit and fascination.

He began to look to see where he was weak.

There was no disputing that, whatever he might think of him as a good fellow, he felt a certain amount of contempt for him as a lover.

He could hoodwink him all right.