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The Adventures of Harry Richmond

CHAPTER XXII
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Workmen then applying to him for instructions were despatched to the bar of the hotel, bearing the recommendation to the barmaid not to supply them refreshment if they had ever in their lives been seen drunk.

At four he dressed for afternoon parade.

Nor could his enemy have said that he was not the chief voice and eye along his line of march.

His tall full figure maintained a superior air without insolence, and there was a leaping beam in his large blue eyes, together with the signification of movement coming to his kindly lips, such as hardly ever failed to waken smiles of greeting.

People smiled and bowed, and forgot their curiosity, forgot even to be critical, while he was in sight.


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