Vivian Grey by Earl of Beaconsfield Benjamin Disraeli
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officer in the Guards, or an old Clergyman in the North of England, or a
middle-aged Barrister on the Midland Circuit." "Mr. Grey, I wish you could get me an autograph of Mr. Washington Irving; I want it for a particular friend." "Give me a pen and ink; I will write you one immediately." "Ridiculous!" "There! now you have made me blot Faustus." At this moment the room-door suddenly opened, and as suddenly shut. "Who was that?" "Mephistopheles, or Mrs. Felix Lorraine; one or the other, perhaps both." "What!" "What do you think of Mrs. Felix Lorraine, Miss Manvers?" "Oh! I think her a very amusing woman, a very clever woman a very--but--" "But what?" "But I cannot exactly make her out." |
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