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The Three Clerks

CHAPTER VIII
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At the time of which we are now speaking Undy was the happy possessor of a bedroom in Waterloo Place, and rejoiced in all the comforts of a first-rate club.

But the sacred spot, in which at few and happy intervals he received the caresses of the wife of his bosom and the children of his loins, is unknown to the author.
In age, Mr.Scott, at the time of the Tavistock mining inquiry, was about thirty-five.

Having sat in Parliament for five years, he had now been out for four, and was anxiously looking for the day when the universal scramble of a general election might give him another chance.

In person he was, as we have said, stalwart and comely, hirsute with copious red locks, not only over his head, but under his chin and round his mouth.

He was well made, six feet high, neither fat nor thin, and he looked like a gentleman.


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