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ottoman in a kind of loose dressing-gown, having evidently discarded her dress after her morning drive.
"Mr. Saul, at your ladyship's service, with a lot of silks for selection from Cygnet and Ego's. Will your ladyship be pleased to have them brought up?"
"Bring them up, James, and tell William I want some wine and biscuits, as I may keep this gentleman some time making the selection. When there are so many beautiful patterns it is so difficult to make up one's mind. Pray be seated, sir, for I'm sure they keep you on your legs long enough in those nigger-driving shops."
There was an indefinable something, besides the kindness of her manners, which at once put me at my ease with this beautiful lady, and my prick was so
