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41418	Whyte-Melville, G. J. (George John)	Contraband; Or, A Losing Hazard			.txt	text/plain	103194	5982	81	advertisements call 'a suitable person,' and had selected Mrs. Lascelles--I use his own words--as a lady-like woman, with a good Sir Henry looked fondly in her face, and his heart smote him to think gentleman-like and good-natured, and you said you wanted to be civil to "I think I have been used badly enough," said Mrs. Lascelles, looking hand; he told Miss Ross she looked like a "China-rose," a flower of took down Miss Ross; Mrs. Lascelles followed with young Goldthred, Mrs. Lascelles, thinking that her old admirer looked worn, handsome, and mind; but Miss Ross argued, correctly enough, that if he went, Mrs. Lascelles would go, and the rest of the party would surely accompany "Then I'll wish you good-bye, Miss Ross," said Frank. Mrs. Lascelles meanwhile had taken possession of Sir Henry, leaving Miss In another stride he would have offered his arm to Helen, but Mrs. Lascelles, warned by Sir Henry's eye, interposed, and seeing no other	./cache/41418.txt	./txt/41418.txt