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” Part 4 They sat with tea and strawberries and cream before them at a little table in front of the pavilion in Regent’s Park. The day is already half over. He's on the ragged edge. He is coming here to tea. He had scarcely completed his toilet, when he was startled by a noise at the door, and heard his own name pronounced in no friendly accents. He was braver than her husband, who paced and cowered in the corners of the once-sunny Palazzo. David Courtlaw—Sir John Ferringhall. Jolly nose! the bright rubies that garnish thy tip Are dug from the mines of canary; And to keep up their lustre I moisten my lip With hogsheads of claret and sherry.
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