The Mysteries of the Court of London — page 208: what you’re looking at

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ST. JAMES’S PALACE 183 ness, but not sufficiently to speak, and the physicians, while declaring that no fatal result need be dreaded, nevertheless desired that he should be kept perfectly tranquil, as he had evidently received a severe shock from the fall. When the first excitement attending this incident had somewhat subsided, Lord Florimel bethought himself of searching the stranger’s pockets for the purpose of ascertain- ing, if possible, who he was, as his relations or friends might be uneasy at his absence. His card-case was found, and thence was it discovered that the handsome young invalid, for both good-looking and youthful he assuredly was, as we might have observed before, was Mr. Malvern, of Hanover Square. Conniclooolkks (C(O)