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entleman as he was leaving Tattersall’s, “what mi

m the first night I landed. In fact, I stepped out of the train on to his royal toe travelling incog. I was just going to advise him to draw in his feelers a bit, and give the Colonies a chanc

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the right thing, and he told me how I must hop up whenever he came in, and all that sort of child’s play. There

e you going

lars are like before I store my wine in them. I

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my calling on Miss —.

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ask you

s an oversight. I expe

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. A little thing like

re on the look out for enco

go at once. I’ve got to call on Lady

West.

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t live on the way to Woking. Lady

. And what has become of Hester?

in the country a few miles from

I remember him.

rnest, or are you talking

rnest.” He

has taken a violent fancy to Miss West. I don’t think it is returned,

and then she’ll tell her when they are combing their back hair. And then if I find, later on, I don’t like her and step off the grass I shall have behaved like a perfect brute, a

e. Besides, I don’t suppose Miss West will look at you. You’re a wretche

n to marry you, there is hope for everybody. I don’t expect it will be as easy as f

equently seen Rachel and Hugh riding together at foot’s pace. Possibly his offer to h

proved a solid spoke but for a few days only. Rachel suddenl