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The House by the Church-Yard

CHAPTER LX
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Much in the same way was Cluffe affected over his bedizenment in relation to his own lady-love; but in a calmer and more long-headed fashion.

Devereux's toilet most of the young fellows held to be perfection; yet it seemed to trouble him less than all the rest.

I believe it was the elegant and slender shape that would have set off anything, and that gave to his handsome costume and 'properties' an undefinable grace not their own.

Indeed, as he leaned his elbow upon the window sash, looking carelessly across the river, he did not seem much to care what became of the labours of his toilet.
'I have not seen her since I came; and now I'm going to this stupid ball on the chance of meeting her there.

And she'll not come--she avoids me--the chance of meeting her--and she'll not come.


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