The Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay — Volume 2 by Fanny Burney
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Tuesday, June 19.-We were scarcely all arranged at tea when
Colonel Manners eagerly said, "Pray, Mrs. Schwellenberg, have you lost anything?" "Me?--no, not I "No?--what, nothing?" "Not I!" "Well, then, that's very odd! for I found something that had your name writ upon it." "My name? and where did you find that?" "Why--it was something I found in my bed." "In your bed?--O, very well! that is reelly comeecal?" "And pray what was it?" cried Miss Port. "Why--a great large, clumsy lump of leather." "Of leadder, sir?--of leadder? What was that for me?" "Why, ma'am, it was so big and so heavy, it was as much as I could do to lift it!" "Well, that was nothing from me! when it was so heavy, you might |
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