The Mysteries of the Court of London — page 14: what you’re looking at

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THE MYSTERIE Or THE COURT QO LONDON. | | | | | jon the first day when Elizabeth Paton met him CHAPTER LEXXVI jamongst the Catalan hills. He wore his mous- | tache—but his beard and whiskers were closely THE SPANIARD. shaven; and their absence mado him seem several years younger than he really was. | Count Creistova. was now thirty-five years of | His dark eyes shone parhaps with a more suab- age; and though somewhat careworn, yet in other | dued and melancholy lustre than waa their wont respects his countenance was as prepossessing as | ere he had learnt to love the English lady: | sO. 53,—THIRD SERIES. (COL DOO (CO