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'Oh, papa, don't do that;--pray don't do that He didn't steal it I only gave it hiain'

'I shouldn't wonder if he lost it at cards, and therefore didn't go to Liverpool Will you give ain if I don't prosecute hiistrate at once'

'I don't believe you can do anything to hiave it to him'

'Will you pro when I should only break it Why can't you let ood of all the money if people don't have what they like?'

'All the money!--What do you know about the money? Look here,' and he took her by the arood to you You've had your share of everything that has been going;--carriages and horses, bracelets and brooches, silks and gloves, and every thing else' He held her very hard and shook her as he spoke

'Let s I don't care a straw about bracelets and brooches'

'What do you care for?'

'Only for so down

'You'll soon have nobody to love you if you go on this fashion You've had everything done for you, and if you don't do so for me in return, by G----, you shall have a hard time of it If you weren't such a fool you'd believe me when I say that I know more than you do'

'You can't know better than me what'll make me happy'

'Do you think only of yourself? If you'll marry Lord Nidderdale you'll have a position in the world which nothing can take from you'

'Then I won't,' said Marie fir for Madairl for one minute out of her presence

The condition of Sir Felix was I think worse than that of the lady hoarden till four in the -up of the card-table, intoxicated and al the last half hour he hadall s of Miles Grendall;--of whos too hard, had they been said in a proper form and at a proper time He declared that Grendall would not pay his debts, that he had cheated when playing loo,--as to which Sir Felix appealed to Dolly Longestaffe; and he ended by asserting that Grendall ought to be turned out of the club They had a desperate row Dolly of course had said that he knew nothing about it, and Lord Grasslough had expressed an opinion that perhaps ht to be turned out At four o'clock the party was broken up and Sir Felix wandered forth into the streets, with nothing e of a ten pound note in his pocket All his luggage was lying in the hall of the club, and there he left it