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The Adventures of Harry Richmond

CHAPTER XVIII
20/23

We came to that point once or twice, when so sharply wronged did he appear, and vehement and indignant, that I banished thoughts which marred my luxurious contentment in hearing him talk and sing, and behave in his old ways and new habits.
Plain velvet was his dress at dinner.

We had a yellow Hock.

Temple's meditative face over it, to discover the margravine, or something, in its flavour, was a picture.

It was an evening of incessant talking; no telling of events straightforwardly, but all by fits--all here and there.

My father talked of Turkey, so I learnt he had been in that country; Temple of the routine of our life at Riversley; I of Kiomi, the gipsy girl; then we two of Captain Jasper Welsh; my father of the Princess Ottilia.


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