CHAPTER 37. FELLOW TRAVELLERS-2

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The brother, who had left his chair to open a piano that stood in the room, and who had whistled into it and shut it up again, now came strolling back to the fire with his glass in his eye. He was dressed in the very fullest and completest travelling trim. The world seemed hardly large enough to yield him an amount of travel proportionate to his equipment. ‘ These fellows are an immense time with supper,’ he drawled. ‘I wonder what they’ll give us! Has anybody any idea?’ ‘ Not roast man, I believe,’ replied the voice of the second gentleman of the party of three. ‘ I suppose not. What d’ye mean?’ he inquired. ‘ That, as you are not to be served for the general supper, perhaps you will do us the favour of not cooking yourself at the general fire,’ returned the other. The young gent

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