Penny Dreadfuls, 1900 · page 311 of 393
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284 REYNOLDS’ WORKS place between myself and Lady Everton. The world will perhaps look upon her past conduct as frailty and levity, and upon mine as that of a seducer. Now, my dear boy, I have invited yourself and Angela to my house to-morrow, but if you have the slightest hesitation to bring your beauti- ful sister in contact — ”’ “My lord, not another word, I beseech you, upon this subject! ’’ interrupted Deveril. ‘“‘ At five o’clock Angela and myself will be prepared to wait upon your lordship, and all those whom we may find beneath your roof.” The marquis said not another word, but pressed Deveril’s hand cordially, and, entering his carriage, drove homeward. ECORNIELOOKS (EO)