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CHAPTER VII. THE LADY'S LETTER--PETER AND HIS ACQUAINTANCES--TOO LATE. Her ladyship's letter ran thus-- "Callonby, Tuesday morning. "My dear Mr. Lorrequer, --My lord has deputed me to convey to you ouradieus, and at the same time to express our very great regret that weshould not have seen you before out departure from Ireland. A suddencall of the House, and some unexpected ministerial changes, require LordCallonby's immediate presence in town; and probably before this reachesyou we shall be on... the road. Lord Kilkee, who left us yesterday, wasmuch distressed at not having seen you--he desired me to say you shallhear from him from Leamington. Although writing amid all the hasteand bustle of departure, I must not forget the principal part of mycommission, nor lady-like defer it to a postscript: my lord entreats thatyou will, if possible, pass a month or two with us in London this season;make any use of his name you think fit at the Horse-Guards, where he hassome influence. Knowing as I do, with what kindness you ever accede tothe wishes of your friends, I need not say how much gratification thiswill afford us all; but, sans response, we expect you.
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