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Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay

CHAPTER IV
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[Macaulay ended by being a German knight himself.] After seeing a galopade very prettily danced by the Israelitish women, I went downstairs, reclaimed my hat, and walked into the dining-room.

There, with some difficulty, I squeezed myself between a Turk and a Bernese peasant, and obtained an ice, a macaroon, and a glass of wine.

Charles was there, very active in his attendance on his fair Hilpah.

I bade him good night.

"What!" said young Hopeful, "are you going yet ?" It was near one o'clock; but this joyous tar seemed to think it impossible that anybody could dream of leaving such delightful enjoyments till daybreak.


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