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"That's all my eye," says he, seizing the garrone, while I mounted Naboclish, and rode him off deliberately to 'Ha! ha! ha! That was neat, I grant you, Terry, said Lord Clonbrony. 'But what a dolt of a born ignoramus must that sheriffs fellow have been, not to know Naboclish when he saw him! 'But stay, my lord stay, Miss Nugent I have more for you, following her wherever she moved.
"Don't let 'em let any body in, for your life, Colambre; under any pretence," cried Lord Clonbrony, calling from the head of the stairs: then running to the window, "By all that's good, it's Mordicai himself! and the people with him." "Lean your head on me, my dear aunt," said Miss Nugent: Lady Clonbrony leant back, trembling, and ready to faint.
"It must, then, be some Cambridgeshire lady," said Lady Clonbrony. "I am sure I am very sorry he ever went to Cambridge Oxford I advised: one of the Miss Berryls, I presume, who have nothing. I'll have no more to do with those Berryls there was the reason of the son's vast intimacy. Grace, you may give up all thoughts of Sir Arthur."
'Fine COMPLEXION! as Lady Clonbrony says, when she means a high colour, said Lady Langdale. 'Grace Nugent is not a lady's beauty, said Mrs. Dareville. 'Has she any fortune, colonel? ''Pon honour, don't know, said the colonel. 'There's a son, somewhere, is not there? said Lady Langdale. 'Don't know, 'pon honour, replied the colonel. 'Yes at Cambridge not of age yet, said Mrs. Dareville.
She was, however, really touched with compassion when he spoke of Lady Berryl's destitute condition; and her son was going on to repeat what Mordicai had said to him, but Lady Clonbrony interrupted 'Oh, my dear Colambre! don't repeat that detestable man's impertinent speeches to me. If there is anything really about business, speak to your father.
"And now, let them but see one another in this easy, intimate, kind of way; and you will find, my dear Lady Clonbrony, things will go on of their own accord, all the better for our minding our cards and never minding any thing else. I remember, when I was young but let that pass let the young people see one another, and manage their own affairs their own way let them be together that's all I say.
Grace Nugent! put down your pencil, Grace, this minute, and come here!" Miss Nugent obeyed with her usual alacrity; and the moment she entered the room, Lady Clonbrony, fixing her eyes full upon her, said, "There's your cousin Colambre tells me his affections are engaged."
Lord Clonbrony had just had some uncommonly good from Ireland, which Pratt knew Lady St. James would like to have at her supper, because a certain personage, whom she would not name, was particularly fond of it Wheel within wheel in the fine world, as well as in the political world! Bribes for all occasions and for all ranks!
Miss Broadhurst, not there! 'Miss Broadhurst, if you'll take my opinion; and 'Miss Broadhurst, if I may advise 'Grace Nugent! cried Lady Clonbrony 'Miss Broadhurst always listens to you. Do, my dear, persuade Miss Broadhurst to take care of herself, and let us take her to the inner little pagoda, where she can be so warm and so retired the very thing for an invalid.
Mordicai," says I, "you must be PLASED to see a man you've beaten so handsomely; and though I'm sore, both for myself and my friend, yet you see I can laugh still; though an execution is no laughing matter, and I'm sinsible you've one in petto in your sleeve for my friend Lord Clonbrony.
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