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Identifier: cu31924016654166 (find matches)
Title: (Works. Illustrated library edition)
Year: 1873 (1870s)
Authors: Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870
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Publisher: London, Chapman and Hall, Ld
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
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heir entrance, the Dowager LadySnuphanuph and two other ladies of an ancient and whist-likeappearance, were hovering over an unoccupied card-table ; andthey no sooner set eyes upon Mr. Pickwick under the convoy ofAngelo Bantam, than they exchanged glances with each other,seeing that he was precisely the very person they wanted, tomake up the rubber. My dear Bantam, said the Dowager Lady Snuphanuph,coaxingly, find us some nice creature to make up this table;theres a good soul. Mr. Pickwick happened to be lookinganother way at the moment, so her ladyship nodded her headtowards him, and frowned expressively. My friend Mr. Pickwick, my lady, will be most happy, Iam sure, re—markably so, said the M. C, taking the hint. Mr. Pickwick, Lady Snuphanuph—Mrs. Colonel Wugsby—Miss Bolo. Mr. Pickwick bowed to each of the ladies, and, finding escapeimpossible, cut. Mr. Pickwick and Miss Bolo against LadySnuphanuph and Mrs. Colonel Wugsby. As the trump card was turned up, at the commencement of
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THE PICKWICK CLUB. 131 the second deal, two young ladies hurried into the room, andtook their stations on either side of Mrs. Colonel Wugsbys chair,where they waited patiently until the hand was over. Now, Jane, said Mrs. Colonel Wugsby, turning to one ofthe girls, what is it? I came to ask, ma, whether I might dance with the youngestMr. Crawley ? whispered the prettier and younger of the two. Good God, Jane, how can you think of such things ? re-plied the mamma, indignantly. Havent you repeatedly heardthat his father has eight hundred a-year, which dies with him ?I am ashamed of you. Not on any account. Ma, whispered the other, who was much older than hersister, and very insipid and artificial, Lord Mutanhed has beenintroduced to me. I said I thought I wasnt engaged, ma. Youre a sweet pet, my love, replied Mrs. Colonel Wugsby,tapping her daughters cheek with her fan, and are always tobe trusted. Hes immensely rich, my dear. Bless you ! Withthese words, Mrs. Colonel Wugsby kissed her

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