The Mysteries of the Court of London by Pauline Clarendon — page 225: what you’re looking at

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222 THE COURT OF LONDON Florimel waited until he saw Pauline appear at the garden gate to receive her sister; and the hasty signal which the younger Miss Clarendon made to him, as he kept his head out of the carriage window, convinced him that Octavia was in time to escape detection on the part of her sire. He then ordered the coachman to take him to his own residence in Piccadilly. (COMMU 0)(0\() cS (E(@)