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Updated: May 11, 2025

I am told so, sir, and I am obliged to believe it, sir." Poor Laura listened very impatiently to all this talk about painters and their pictures. But Mr. Kerstall the younger perceived her anxiety, and came to her relief. "Lady Jocelyn would very much like to see the pictures you have scattered about in this room, my dear father," he said, "if you have no objection to our turning them over?"

M. E. (Mary Elizabeth) Braddon - Henry Dunbar : A Novel