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The Woman’s Way

CHAPTER XI
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"If the rest are as good as you are, this show's going to be the biggest success on earth." The band was now blaring away with all its might; the two clowns had rolled into the ring, the master was cracking his whip, the horses, awaiting their turn impatiently, were pawing and breathing loudly.

Mr.
Bloxford, still in his fur coat, with a big cigar in full blast, was seated in a coign of vantage from which he could see everything, his Simian eyes darting everywhere, his jewelled hand ready to wave on the various items of the programme.

The huge audience received the opening turns with a kind of judicial silence; but as Isabel, on a big black horse, came sweeping into the ring, a shout of admiration greeted her, and as she completed a really clever performance a roar of applause filled the big tent.

Sidcup, who was standing beside Derrick, nodded two or three times with an air of satisfaction.
"Show's going well," he said.

"We're making a good start.


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