Penny Dreadfuls, 1870 · page 287 of 391
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270 — REYNOLDS’ WORKS of causing a pursuit, which perhaps may prove ineffectual, to be instituted after the rufhan Lascar.”’ The duke thanked Madame Angelique for her readiness in managing the matter according to his inclination, and under the name of Mr. Cavendish he remained to dine with her. By about nine o’clock in the evening his Grace was so per- fectly recovered as to be enabled to mount his horse and ride home to Belgrave Square. ’ Gomicbooks m