The Mysteries of the Court of London — page 294: what you’re looking at

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- en lanes en ee is an aN te na es | ai THE PRINCE, MEAGLES, LADY LETITIA 259 “ Nothing more than that it would be ruin to him unless he either obtained an audience or received an answer to a letter which he had addressed a day or two ago to your Royal Highness,’’ responded Germain, who throughout this colloquy had spoken in the subdued tone of the pro- foundest respect, and as if he were only relating a very ordinary and commonplace occurrence, instead of something so exceedingly derogatory to his master. “That will do,’ said the prince; “ you may retire. My dear friends,” he continued, as soon as the valet had withdrawn, ‘“‘ you perceive how these insolent City people dun you to death if you happen to put them to any little trifling inconvenience. But, thanks to your project, my sweet huntress, Tim Meagles will be enabled to take Foster his money to-morrow, and I shall be freed from all alarm on the part of this pestering trader. So we will think no more about him for the present, but only study how to enjoy ourselves for the next two or three hours to come.” Gomi DOO SS (C©@