Bewitched (Bantam Series No. 16)
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Captain Charles Collington remarked, “this is the best Port you have ever offered me.”“I am glad you appreciate it,” the Marquis of Ruckley replied.With the candles from two silver candelabra on the polished table lighting his face, it was impossible to imagine any Gentleman of Fashion could be more handsome or more elegant.His high cravat was tied in the intricate manner which was the envy of the younger Dandies, the points of his collar high against the sharp line of his firm, almost aggressiv...e chin.“My father was wise enough,” the Marquis went on, “to put down a pipe of this particular wine, and in my opinion it is now worth drinking.”Captain Charles Collington laughed.“At one time,” he said, “we would have been prepared to think any wine delectable after that unspeakable rubbish we drank with the Army in Portugal.”“We were glad enough to find a bottle of anything,” the Marquis replied dryly. “I was always convinced that the peasants hid their stores from us.”“Of course they did,”
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Captain Charles Collington remarked, “this is the best Port you have ever offered me.”“I am glad you appreciate it,” the Marquis of Ruckley replied.With the candles from two silver candelabra on the polished table lighting his face, it was impossible to imagine any Gentleman of Fashion could be more handsome or more elegant.His high cravat was tied in the intricate manner which was the envy of the younger Dandies, the points of his collar high against the sharp line of his firm, almost aggressiv...e chin.“My father was wise enough,” the Marquis went on, “to put down a pipe of this particular wine, and in my opinion it is now worth drinking.”Captain Charles Collington laughed.“At one time,” he said, “we would have been prepared to think any wine delectable after that unspeakable rubbish we drank with the Army in Portugal.”“We were glad enough to find a bottle of anything,” the Marquis replied dryly. “I was always convinced that the peasants hid their stores from us.”“Of course they did,”
What to read after Bewitched (Bantam Series No. 16)?
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