The Adventures of Mr Ledbury And His Friend Jack Johnson volume 3

Elbert a Smith

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Ledbury, who was always keenly alive to the power of female loveliness, and his spectacled eyes twinkled through the smoke of his pipe with the deepest sentiment, 86 ADVENTURES OF until, with the combined effects of the hock, the moon, and the music, he put it beyond all ques- tion that some baron's daughter upon the Rhine had fallen in love with him, as she saw him pass in the steamer from her father''s castle, and had taken this method of disclosing her attachment. With this imptession, he wa...s somewhat surprised when, upon the conclusion of the song, the girl came close up to the window, and said in a subdued, mysterious tone, *' Does Monsieur wish to buy any fine eau de Cologne or cigars ? " '* None, my love, " replied Jack in a very off- hand manner, as he produced a full tobacco-Z>/a^Me, in size somewhat less than a carpet-bag.
"Any gloves, brooches, kirschwasserf'' again asked the singer.
"No, no, you gipsy, none!" returned Jack. " There, run along, " he continued, throwing her some small coin ; " go on to the Geant.

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