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The Patrician

CHAPTER VIII
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Did anybody know what Courtier had done when he heard of it.
Where was he--dining in his room?
Bertie suggested that if Miltoun was at Valleys House, it mightn't be too late to wire to him.

The thing ought to be stemmed at once! And in all this concern about the situation there kept cropping out quaint little outbursts of desire to disregard the whole thing as infernal insolence, and metaphorically to punch the beggars' heads, natural to young men of breeding.
Then, out of another silence came the voice of Lord Dennis: "I am thinking of this poor lady." Turning a little abruptly towards that dry suave voice, and recovering the self-possession which seldom deserted him, Harbinger murmured: "Quite so, sir; of course!".


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