Penny Dreadfuls, 1900 · page 371 of 394
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338 THE COURT OF LONDON leave of Lady Sackville, and within an hour he was on his way in a post-chaise for Dover. In the evening of that same day the Earl of Curzon re- paired to Carlton House in obedience to a summons which he had received from Venetia, and for upwards of an hour was he alone with her in earnest and serious deliberation. At the conclusion of the interview his lordship also took a post-chaise and set out on a journey to Dover. CORAICLOOC cS (E(@)