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An Unsocial Socialist

CHAPTER XV
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In the right-hand corner of the mount you will see a note of the cost of the furniture, fittings, napery, and so forth.

They were of the most luxurious description." "Very interesting," said Sir Charles, hardly disguising the irony of the comment.
"Here is a view--this is the first of my own attempts--of the apartment of one of the under servants.

It is comfortable and spacious, and solidly furnished." "So I perceive." "These are the stables.

Are they not handsome ?" "Palatial.

Quite palatial." "There is every luxury that a horse could desire, including plenty of valets to wait on him.


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