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The Patrician

CHAPTER IX
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Talk, now, began glancing from the war scare--Winlow had it very specially that this would be over in a week--to Brabrook's speech, in progress at that very moment, of which Harbinger provided an imitation.

It sped to Winlow's flight--to Andrew Grant's articles in the 'Parthenon'-- to the caricature of Harbinger in the 'Cackler', inscribed 'The New Tory.

Lord H-rb-ng-r brings Social Reform beneath the notice of his friends,' which depicted him introducing a naked baby to a number of coroneted old ladies.

Thence to a dancer.

Thence to the Bill for Universal Assurance.
Then back to the war scare; to the last book of a great French writer; and once more to Winlow's flight.


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