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All that and the following day Leopold was in spirits for him / wonderful. On Monday night there came a considerable reaction; he / was dejected, worn, and weary. Twelve o'clock the next day was the / hour appointed for their visit to Mr. Hooker, and at eleven he was / dressed and ready -- restless, agitated, and very pale, but not a whit / less determined than at first. A drive was the pretext for borrowing / Mrs. Ramshorn's carriage.
"Why is Mr. Wingfold not coming? " asked Lingard, anxiously, when it / began to move.