The Mysteries of the Court of London — page 122: what you’re looking at

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MORE MYSTIFICATION 101 of the deadly revenge which I have sworn to wreak upon that man, — a vengeance which will be accomplished by unmask- ing him to all with whom he has any dealings. Hence the liberty I have taken in accosting your lordship now — ”’ “Then will you call upon me at my own house, Mr. Varian? ”’ asked the earl. ‘““T will, my lord,’’ and with these words Theodore turned abruptly away and entered the bill-broker’s office. The Earl of Curzon then mounted his horse which his sroom had been holding at a little distance, and, riding back to the West End, he proceeded to Carlton House for the purpose of calling upon Lady Sackville. cConnicloooks (C(O)