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Vanity Fair

CHAPTER XIV
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Haw, haw!" "Fie, Captain Crawley; I shall warn Amelia.

A gambling husband!" "Horrid, ain't he, hey ?" the Captain said with great solemnity; and then added, a sudden thought having struck him: "Gad, I say, ma'am, we'll have him here." "Is he a presentable sort of a person ?" the aunt inquired.
"Presentable ?--oh, very well.

You wouldn't see any difference," Captain Crawley answered.

"Do let's have him, when you begin to see a few people; and his whatdyecallem--his inamorato--eh, Miss Sharp; that's what you call it--comes.

Gad, I'll write him a note, and have him; and I'll try if he can play piquet as well as billiards.


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