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We had but two bouquets at our entertainment; at Honeyman's there were four upon the breakfast-table, besides a great pineapple, which must have cost the rogue three or four guineas, and which Percy Sibwright delicately cut up. Rosey thought the pineapple delicious. "The dear thing does not remember the pineapples in the West Indies!" cries Mrs.
Is not Miss Kewsey now Mrs. Sibwright? Has Sibwright not got a county court? Good night, Laura and Fairoaks Martha. Sleep well and wake happy, pure and gentle lady. Sometimes after these evenings Warrington would walk a little way with Major Pendennis just a little way just as far as the Temple gate as the Strand as Charing Cross as the Club he was not going into the Club?
Pendennis, when the latter should be inclined to leave her son's sick room, to try and seek for a little rest for herself. If that young buck and flower of Baker-street, Percy Sibwright could have known who was the occupant of his bedroom, how proud he would have been of that apartment: what poems he would have written about Laura!
Sherrick was silent during the meal, looking constantly up at her husband, as if alarmed and always in the habit of appealing to that gentleman, who gave her, as I thought, knowing glances and savage winks, which made me augur that he bullied her at home. Percy Sibwright engaged Miss Mackenzie with his usual grace and affability. Mrs.
His invitation cards of the past season still decorated his looking glass: and scarce any thing told of the lawyer but the wig-box beside the Venus upon the middle shelf of the bookcase, on which the name of P. Sibwright, Esquire, was gilded. With Sibwright in chambers was Mr. Bangham. Mr. Bangham was a sporting man married to a rich widow. Mr.
What would have been all the pictures of disguised beauties in his room compared to that living one? Ah, we are speaking of old times, when Sibwright was a bachelor and before he got a county court when people were young when most people were young. Other people are young now; but we no more.
"And, also, I never confessed," she said, "on that same occasion, what I must now own to; that I opened the japanned box, and took out that strange-looking wig inside it, and put it on and looked at myself in the glass in it." Suppose Percy Sibwright had come in at such a moment as that? What would he have said the enraptured rogue?
Bangham had no practice did not come to chambers thrice in a term: went a circuit for those mysterious reasons which make men go circuit and his room served as a great convenience to Sibwright when that young gentleman gave his little dinners.
Warrington knew Sibwright, who lived below and that gallant gentleman, in reply to a letter informing him of the use to which his apartment had been put, wrote back the most polite and flowery letter of acquiescence He placed his chambers at the service of their fair occupants, his bed at their disposal, his carpets at their feet. Everybody was kindly disposed towards the sick man and his family.
His invitation cards of the past season still decorated his looking-glass: and scarce anything told of the lawyer but the wig-box beside the Venus upon the middle shelf of the bookcase, on which the name of P. Sibwright, Esquire, was gilded. With Sibwright in chambers was Mr. Bangham. Mr. Bangham was a sporting man married to a rich widow. Mr.
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