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OF THE THREE men who had their headquarters in Curzon Street, George Manfred was by far the best looking. His were the features and poise of an aristocrat. In a crowd he stood out by himself, not alone because of his height, but the imponderable something which distinguishes breeding.
'George looks like a racehorse in a herd of Shetland ponies! ' said the enthusiastic Leon Gonsalez on one occasion. Which was very nearly true.