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Bald-headed gentlemen feel young again talking to her: she is so sympathetic, so big-minded, so understanding. Then, hearing the clock strike, tear themselves from her with a sigh, and return home some of them to stupid shrewish wives. The most popular member of the Autolycus Club was undoubtedly Joseph Loveredge.
Three days later Jack Herring informed the Club casually that he had dined the night before with Mr. and Mrs. Loveredge. The Club gave Jack Herring politely to understand that they regarded him as a liar, and proceeded to demand particulars. "If I wasn't there," explained Jack Herring, with unanswerable logic, "how can I tell you anything about it?"
To a certain political garden-party, one day in the height of the season, were invited Joseph Loveredge and Mrs. Joseph Loveredge, his wife. Mr. Joseph Loveredge at the last moment found himself unable to attend. Mrs. Joseph Loveredge went alone, met there various members of the British aristocracy. Mrs.
Mrs. Joseph Loveredge intended at first to tell her husband of her success, but a little devil entering into her head and whispering to her that it would be amusing, she resolved to keep it as a surprise, to be sprung upon him at eight o'clock on Sunday. The surprise proved all she could have hoped for.
I should be so glad to see poor dear Gladys settled." The unmarried kept their thoughts more to themselves. Each one, upon reflection, saw ground for thinking that Joseph Loveredge had given proof of feeling preference for herself. The irritating thing was that, on further reflection, it was equally clear that Joseph Loveredge had shown signs of preferring most of the others.
Joey had talked about the weather, the state of political parties, had received with unfeigned interest all gossip concerning his old friends; but about himself, his wife, nothing had been gleaned. Mrs. Loveredge was well; Mrs. Loveredge's relations were also well. But at present Mrs. Loveredge was not receiving.
It was a quaint sort of animal, considered as a cat would never speak to another cat, and hated being out after ten o'clock at night." "What happened to it?" demanded Miss Ramsbotham. "Fell off a roof," sighed Peter Hope. "Wasn't used to them." The marriage took place abroad, at the English Church at Montreux. Mr. and Mrs. Loveredge returned at the end of September.
He is a dear fellow, Loveredge; and forty is a very good age for a man to marry." "Well, if I'm not married before I'm forty " said the Babe. "Oh, don't you fret," Jack Herring interrupted him "a pretty boy like you! We will give a ball next season, and bring you out, if you're good get you off our hands in no time." It was August. Joey went away for his holiday without again entering the Club.
Old foxes so we are assured by kind- hearted country gentlemen rather enjoy than otherwise a day with the hounds. However that may be, certain it is that Joseph Loveredge, confident of himself, one presumes, showed no particular disinclination to the chase.
The under-housemaid reported to the kitchen that, passing the door, she had detected sounds indicative of strong emotion. Through what ordeal Joseph Loveredge passed was never known. For a few weeks the Autolycus Club missed him. Then gradually, as aided by Time they have a habit of doing, things righted themselves. Joseph Loveredge received his old friends; his friends received Joseph Loveredge.
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