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Encouraged by this, he was making his way to her, when there was a movement towards the supper-room, and Mrs. Mavick had taken the arm of the Count de l'Auney, and the little lord was jauntily leading away Evelyn. Philip had a pang of disgust and jealousy. Evelyn was actually chatting with him and seemed amused.
Encouraged by this, he was making his way to her, when there was a movement towards the supper-room, and Mrs. Mavick had taken the arm of the Count de l'Auney, and the little lord was jauntily leading away Evelyn. Philip had a pang of disgust and jealousy. Evelyn was actually chatting with him and seemed amused.
Lots of visiting nobility Count de l'Auney, I know, and that little snob, Lord Montague." "Who is he?" "Lord Crewe Monmouth Fitzwilliam, the Marquis of Montague, eldest son of the Duke of Tewkesbury. He's a daisy. "They say he is over here looking for capital to carry on his peer business when he comes into it. Don't know who put up the money for the trip.
And when you came to that, why shouldn't any American girl marry her equal? As to Montague, he was her friend, and she knew that he had not the least intention at present of marrying anybody. And then the uncharitable gossip went on, that there was the Count de l'Auney, and that Mrs. Mavick was playing the one off against the other.
And when you came to that, why shouldn't any American girl marry her equal? As to Montague, he was her friend, and she knew that he had not the least intention at present of marrying anybody. And then the uncharitable gossip went on, that there was the Count de l'Auney, and that Mrs. Mavick was playing the one off against the other.
Lots of visiting nobility Count de l'Auney, I know, and that little snob, Lord Montague." "Who is he?" "Lord Crewe Monmouth Fitzwilliam, the Marquis of Montague, eldest son of the Duke of Tewkesbury. He's a daisy. "They say he is over here looking for capital to carry on his peer business when he comes into it. Don't know who put up the money for the trip.
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