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  2. THE HAND OF ETHELBERTA: A COMEDY IN CHAPTERS.

    When this letter reached its destination the next morning Picotee, in her over-[?]ty, could not bring herself to read it in anybody's presence, and put it in her pocket till she was ...

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  3. CHAPTER XXIII.

    As soon as Ethelberta had driven on from the ball, Ladywell turned back again; and, passing the front entrance, overtook his acquaintance Mr. Neigh, who had been one ...

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  4. CHAPTER XXII.

    London was illuminated by the broad full moon. The pavements looked white as if mantled with snow; ordinary houses were sublimated to the rank of public buildings, ...

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