The Mysteries of the Court of London — page 278: what you’re looking at

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VISITORS AT ST. JAMES’S 249 no harm in trying what effect your eloquence may have upon the prince regent. At all events, the experiment is one suggested by humanity, kindness, and the best of feelings. But I know that my brother will not voluntarily give you an audience — ”’ “Tf I could only meet his Royal Highness somewhere,’’ exclaimed Jocelyn, “‘if I could but obtain admission into Carlton House — ”’ “You shall, you shall,” ejaculated the princess. “See, here is such a talisman as you require,’ — and as she spoke her Royal Highness took one of the admission tickets from the card-rack and handed it to Jocelyn, who received it with mingled gratitude and exultation. He then took his departure, with a promise to call again at St. James’s Palace on the following day. Connicloooks (C(O)