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...heaving, old and young, with emotion. When my friend, the fashionable John Pimlico, married the lovely Lady Belgravia Green Parker, the excitement was... ...till; where there were oil-lamps; where Achilles was not yet born; nor the Pimlico arch raised; nor the hideous equestrian monster which pervades it a...

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...h I speak. It was in the front sitting-room of furnished apart- ments in a Pimlico square that they first began to live again with a vividness and poi...

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...hilip when they drove from the theatre to the room he had taken for her in Pimlico. “I really believe you’re quite glad to see me,” he said. She did n... ...Y ou might look in if you can.” “All right,” he smiled. On the way back to Pimlico Mildred talked of nothing but Griffiths. She was taken with his goo...

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...e had been to look at a flat,—a set of rooms,—in the Belgrave Mansions, in Pimlico, or Belgravia you ought more probably to call it. He proposed to ta...

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...n Bagnigge that night. II THE SENSA TION PRODUCED by the debut of Amethyst Pimlico at the court of the sovereign, and in the salons of the beau-monde,... ...y sale is 281,000; I am about to produce a new work called “The Palaces of Pimlico, or the Curse of the Court,” describing and lashing fearlessly the ...

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...fixed for us to meet in London. He lived in a small, one- storied house in Pimlico, with a tiny garden in front, and nothing noticeable about it. “We ...

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...s (inter- rupted only by a scanty dinner at an eating-house) terminated at Pimlico, and Ralph walked along St James’s Park, on his way home. There wer...

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...s (inter- rupted only by a scanty dinner at an eating-house) terminated at Pimlico, and Ralph walked along St James’s Park, on his way home. There wer...