Penny Dreadfuls, 1870 · page 224 of 392
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THE LAST PLOT 207 as she accompanied him back to the drawing-room, “ Your lady-mother has a fine day for her journey,” the words being uttered with a smile of mingled irony and triumph. “Yes, dearest Adelaide,’? answered Edmund, “so fine that, if you please, you and I will enjoy it likewise for our- selves. We will ramble forth together, and while exchanging congratulations at having got rid of my mother, will discuss our plans for the future.’’ GOMGC 9)(0)(0) <5) (SO)