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Je veux aller querir la justice, et faire donner la question a toute ma maison; a servantes, a valets, a fils, a fille, et a moi aussi." PRINCE DE GATINAIS, an old nobleman, who affects yesterday's fashion. Louis QUILLAN, formerly LOUIS DE SOYECOURT, son to the Prince, and newly become GRAND DUKE OF NOUMARIA. VANRINGHAM, valet to the Prince.
Vanringham, it develops, knew well enough what that bungling Degge had been deputed to do, and he preferred to treat directly with Lord Humphrey's principal. Mr. Vanringham is an intelligent fellow. I dare make this assertion, because I am fresh from an interview with Mr. Vanringham," his Grace of Ormskirk ended, and allowed himself a reminiscent chuckle. She had risen.
Yet there is that in your voice which is curiously familiar, Mr. Orts, and I think that somewhere you and I have met before this." "Ay," he responded, "you have squandered many a shilling on me here in England, where Francis Vanringham bellows and makes faces with the rest of the Globe Company.
"Oh, but very plainly your Grace has heard no word of the appalling tragedy that hath made our little Louis a reigning monarch " But Ormskirk was sensibly displeased. "Behold what is termed a pretty kettle of fish!" said the Duke, in meditation, when Vanringham had made an end.
"Heavens! then we shall all again see one another at Tunbridge!" said Lady Allonby, who was recovering her spirits; "and I shall have a Heaven-sent opportunity, to confirm my protestations that I am not ungrateful. Mr. Vanringham was good in tragedy, as well as in comedy, especially as Castalio in Otway's Orphan, and the more famous Garrick came, in that part, far short of him."
"For I sincerely regret the entire affair," Sir Gresley concluded, "and am desirous to follow a course approvable by all men of honor." "Heyho!" said Mr. Vanringham, "I'm afraid the rape of both eyes was a trifle extreme; for by ordinary a haberdasher is neither a potato nor an Argus, and, remembering that, even the high frivolity of brandy-and-water should have respected his limitations."
Oh, yes, all this is quite possible," said the Duke; "but should we therefore shriek Bribery? For my own part, I esteem Mr. Vanringham, as the one sensible man in the two hundred." "He has turned King's evidence," she said, "and his papers will be brought to you " Miss Allonby paused. "All his papers!" said Miss Allonby. "And very curious they will prove, no doubt," said his Grace.
Then my quickened faculties were stirred on a sudden, and for the first time I opened my mouth. Whatever claim I had upon Vanringham, there was no need to advance it now. "You were about to say ?" he queried. "I was about to relieve a certain surplusage of emotion," I retorted, "by observing that I regret to find you, sir, a chattering, lean-witted fool a vain and improvident fool!"
He had waved the Marquis and Vanringham aside. "A passing weakness, I am not adamant," he had said, half-peevishly. "Then I prescribe another glass of this really excellent wine," laughed little Louis de Soyecourt.
"Mr. Vanringham will be vexed." "You will pardon me," I retorted, "if I lack pity to waste upon your Mr. Vanringham. At present I devote all funds of compassion to my own affairs. Am I, indeed, to understand that this lady and I are legally married?" He rubbed his chin. "By the Lord Harry," says he, "'tis a case that lacks precedents!
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