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Sockley showed a serious face. 'You know his habits, Mr. Cogglesby; and one doesn't go against any one of his whimsies, or there's consequences: but the house is open to you, sir. I don't wish to hide him. Andrew accepted this intelligent evasion of Tom Cogglesby's orders as sufficient, and immediately proceeded upstairs. A door shut on the first landing. Andrew went to this door and knocked.
Raikes and returned thanks. 'Yes? the Countess negligently interjected in a way she had caught from Lady Jocelyn. 'Cogglesby's nominee, apparently. 'I know it all, said the Countess. 'We need have no apprehension. He is docile. My brother-in-law's brother, you see, is most eccentric. We can manage him best through this Mr. Raikes, for a personal application would be ruin.
'What's the matter? said Mrs. Mel, severely. The landlady implored her to speak him fair, and reflect on the desperate things he might attempt. 'What's the matter? Can anything be done for you? Mr. Tom Cogglesby's reply comprised an insinuation so infamous regarding women when they have a solitary man in their power, that it cannot be placed on record. 'Is anything the matter with your bed?
Her ladyship read him a piquant story, and Sir Franks capped it with another from memory; whereupon her ladyship held him wrong in one turn of the story, and Sir Franks rose to get the volume to verify, and while he was turning over the leaves, Lady Jocelyn told him incidentally of old Tom Cogglesby's visit and proposal.
Andrew Cogglesby's brother to do something for him. You won't have such another chance of humbling them both both! I told you his mother is at an inn here. The Countess has sent Mr. Harrington to Fallow field to be out of the way, and she has told her mother all sorts of falsehoods. 'How do you know all that? quoth Harry. 'By Jove, Juley! talk about plotters! No keeping anything from you, ever!
'Excellent! shouted Raikes. 'Thomas! he addressed a footman, 'hand in my card. Mr. John Feversham Raikes. 'And tell my lady, Tom Cogglesby's come, added the owner of that name. We will follow Tom Cogglesby, as he chooses to be called. Lady Jocelyn rose on his entering the library, and walking up to him, encountered him with a kindly full face.
Sockley showed a serious face. 'You know his habits, Mr. Cogglesby; and one doesn't go against any one of his whimsies, or there's consequences: but the house is open to you, sir. I don't wish to hide him. Andrew accepted this intelligent evasion of Tom Cogglesby's orders as sufficient, and immediately proceeded upstairs. A door shut on the first landing. Andrew went to this door and knocked.
Raikes and returned thanks. 'Yes? the Countess negligently interjected in a way she had caught from Lady Jocelyn. 'Cogglesby's nominee, apparently. 'I know it all, said the Countess. 'We need have no apprehension. He is docile. My brother-in-law's brother, you see, is most eccentric. We can manage him best through this Mr. Raikes, for a personal application would be ruin.
'Excellent! shouted Raikes. 'Thomas! he addressed a footman, 'hand in my card. Mr. John Feversham Raikes. 'And tell my lady, Tom Cogglesby's come, added the owner of that name. We will follow Tom Cogglesby, as he chooses to be called. Lady Jocelyn rose on his entering the library, and walking up to him, encountered him with a kindly full face.
Andrew Cogglesby's brother to do something for him. You won't have such another chance of humbling them both both! I told you his mother is at an inn here. The Countess has sent Mr. Harrington to Fallow field to be out of the way, and she has told her mother all sorts of falsehoods. 'How do you know all that? quoth Harry. 'By Jove, Juley! talk about plotters! No keeping anything from you, ever!
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