A PAIR OF BLUE EYES.
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'
If
you are
But to-morrow
or send.
"And do
we
so anxious, dear,
me
oblige
will,
will do.'
in a little matter
now. Miss Swancourt,' said Lord Luxellian warmly, and looking as
he were sorry
if
he had brought news that disturbed her. 'I
am
in
my
messenger by to ask
them to
here as a special
reality sent
you
to
Polly and
little
come
into our carriage with
for a short time.
am
I
just going
walk across into Piccadilly, and
is left
alone with them.
are rather spoilt children
promised them you
The
steps
Katie
my
wife
I
am
afraid they
but
I
have half
shall come.'
were
let
was then transferred
—
down, and Elfride to
the
light of the little honourables,
intense de-
and
to the
great interest of well-dressed loungers with
red skins and long necks,
who
curiously
eyed the performance with their walkingsticks to their lips,
from
far
down
eyes, their
occasionally laughing
their throats
and with
their
mouths not being concerned
in
