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Zanoni

CHAPTER 5
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These London servants are as bad as the Carbonari.

But, as I was saying, poor Glyndon--" Here a knock was heard at the door.

"Bless me," said Mrs.Mervale, "it is past ten! Who can that possibly be ?" "Perhaps your uncle, the admiral," said the husband, with a slight peevishness in his accent.

"He generally favours us about this hour." "I hope, my love, that none of my relations are unwelcome visitors at your house.

The admiral is a most entertaining man, and his fortune is entirely at his own disposal." "No one I respect more," said Mr.Mervale, with emphasis.
The servant threw open the door, and announced Mr.Glyndon.
"Mr.Glyndon!--what an extraordinary--" exclaimed Mrs.Mervale; but before she could conclude the sentence, Glyndon was in the room.
The two friends greeted each other with all the warmth of early recollection and long absence.


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