Vivian Grey by Earl of Beaconsfield Benjamin Disraeli
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"Well, good afternoon," said the Baron, passing on. "My dear De Konigstein, one pinch; you have often said you have a particular regard for me." "My dear Marquis!" "A-a-h! I thought so; you have often said you would serve me, if possible." "My dear Marquis, be brief." "A-a-h! I will. There's a cursed crusty old Prussian officer here; one Colonel de Trumpetson." "Well, what can I do? you are surely not going to fight him!" "A-a-h! no, no; I wish you to speak to him." "Well, what?" "He takes snuff." "What is that to me?" "He has got a box." "Well!" |
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