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"I don't know," said Godolphin to Radclyffe, as they were one day riding together among the green lanes that border the metropolis -- "I don't know what to do with myself this evening. Lady Erpingham is gone to Windsor; I have no dinner engagement, and I am wearied of balls. Shall we dine together, and go to the play quietly, as we might have done some ten years ago?"
"Nothing I should like better; -- and the theatre -- are you fond of it now? I think I have heard you say that it once made your favorite amusement."