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hole of my stay in London.
Thus in less than two hours I was comfortably settled in a town which is sometimes described as a chaos
especially for a stranger. But in London everything is easy to him who has money and is not afraid of
spending it. I was delighted to be able to escape so soon from a house where I was welcomed so illthough I
had a right to the best reception; but I was still more pleased at the chance which had made me acquainted
with Martinelliwhom I had known by repute for six years.
When I got back Madame Cornelis had not yet arrivedthough ten o'clock had struck. Young Cornelis was
asleep on the sofa. I was enraged at the way the woman treated mebut I resolved to put a good face on it.
Before long three loud knocks announced the arrival of Madame Cornelis in a sedan-chairand I heard her
ascending the stairs. She came in and seemed glad to see mebut did not come and give me those caresses
which I had a right to expect. She ran to her son and took him on her kneebut the sleepy boy did not respond
to her kisses with any great warmth.
He is very tiredlike myself said I [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and considering that we are travellers in need of rest you have kept us
waiting a long time.
I do not know whether she would hyilai:
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