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at's the world coming toehColonel? I sayHelenold Gerald's been an'
gone an' done it this timewhat? You've no business to leave him on his ownyou know; he always gets into
mischief. What's that? Curry? Thanksold man. HereI sayyou needn't be so stingy about it; I've been
travelling for three days on end. Freddypass the toast. Beg pardonMrs. Marchbanks? Ohratheryes;
Corsica was perfectly amazin'--all black-eyed fellows with knives in their belts and jolly fine-looking girls.
Old Bunter had a regular affair with the inn-keeper's daughter in one place. D'you knowhe's an awfully
susceptible old beggar. You'd never think itwould you? Jove [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]! I am hungry. I sayHelenI meant to get you
some fetchin' crepe-de-Chine undies from Parisbut I saw that old Parker was gettin' ahead of me over the
bloodstainsso we packed up our things and buzzed off.
Mrs. Pettigrew-Robinson rose.
Theodore she said [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], I think we ought to be getting ready for church.
I will order the car said the Duchess. Peterof course I'm exceedingly glad to see you. Your leaving no
address was most inconvenient. Ring for anything you want. It is a pity you didn't arrive in time to see
Gerald.
Ohthat's all right said Lord Peter cheerfully; I'll look him up in