[One Wonderful Night by Louis Tracy]@TWC D-Link bookOne Wonderful Night CHAPTER IV 5/24
An' I gev him 'my lord' for it, too! Played the high-tone society act for all it was worth, eh, what ?" The next scene in the drama began for the Hungarian when he sat upon the sidewalk in 56th Street, and tried to pacify certain outraged blood-vessels in the nasal region.
Of course, the curtain had been up some time, but, so far as he was concerned, the incidents which followed his precipitate descent from the automobile were merely catastrophic.
He had seen a vivid, violet-colored star close to his eyes, had felt a crushing blow, had heard his own voice vaguely; and then he awoke to a singular sense of personal dis-ease, and to the fact that the noble Earl had nearly lost his temper. "It was entirely your fault, Vassilan," his lordship was saying.
"You gain nothing but lose everything by your bullying tactics.
Dash it all, the fellow downed you like a prize-fighter.
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