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A Hungarian Nabob

CHAPTER VII
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In their first fury they knew not which to turn upon first, Abellino for not inheriting, or Master Jock for not dying as he ought to have done.

To make such fools of so many innocent men! It was scandalous! Abellino was the last to whom, with tearful faces, they carried the glad tidings.

The philosophical youth, who happened at that moment to be sipping an egg beaten up in his tea, received the intelligence with the utmost _sang-froid_.
"Enfin!" cried he, "I verily believe the old chap means to live for ever!".


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