The Mysteries of London; or, Revelations of the British Metropolis — page 231: what you’re looking at

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OF LONDON. 229 the hazardous life of an adventurer. At Paris Angelo met the Marquis de Rio Santo, who, as we have before said, then reigned paramount as leader of the fashionable world in that great city. The young italian was presented to Rio Santo who, immediately upon hearing the detai |) persecutions to which his family had been: | jected by the English government, took gree eat in- maquis’s house, and followed the latter aie I came to London. When he arrived there, th in appearance, separated. Angelo, in the wor a, re-assuming his character of a young Italian gentleman, and living independently. But he continued to visit Rio Santo privately and constantly, at the palace in Belgrave-square. The marquis had a great friendship for him, and Angelo returned his friendship with a most unli- mited devotion. Tyrrel continued walking up and down the room. Angelo had recovered his serenity, and — was smiling no doubt, at some thought of love, and was cnce more playing with his favourite Lovely, when suddenly the dog jumped up and gave a joyous bark, and then bounded toward the door of the room, which was immediately opened, and Rio Santo entered it, followed by Doctor | Moore. | is How are you, Angelo? said Rio Santo, taking his hand, and pressing it warmly. Go and take the money which you will find in the carriage, continued he, whispering to him; there is ten Comicbooks:com