I'd be more inlined to fold the 10 spades than the 2 clubs, simply because it makes it likely that he has a piece of the board now. Assuming his steal range to be something aound all PPs and any two cards higher than 9, once the ten hits there isn't much left that you are ahead of. As for the 2 clubs, can you really put him eactly on a flush draw in this situation? If I had made my mind up to call down, this would probably not alter my decision. A lot of hands check raise this flop, and if you decided this was the time to look him up, the flush card would bother me less that some others.