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Trollope, Anthony, 1815-1882

"Phineas Redux"

There was
always about him a simple dignity which made it impossible that any
one should slap him on the back; and that of course remains. He is
the same Planty Pall; but I doubt whether any man ever ventured to
call him Planty Pall to his face since he left Eton."
"The house was full, I suppose?"
"There were a great many there; among others Sir Gregory Grogram, who
apologised to me for having tried to--put an end to my career."
"Oh, Phineas!"
"And Sir Harry Coldfoot, who seemed to take some credit to himself
for having allowed the jury to acquit me. And Chiltern and his wife
were there for a day or two."
"What could take Oswald there?"
"An embassy of State about the foxes. The Duke's property runs into
his country. She is one of the best women that ever lived."
"Violet?"
"And one of the best wives."
"She ought to be, for she is one of the happiest. What can she wish
for that she has not got? Was your great friend there?"
He knew well what great friend she meant. "Madame Max Goesler was
there.


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