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SAID I, one night, when I had conquered myself, ‘Mr. Granville,'-Mr. Granville Wharton his name was,-‘I doubt if you have ever yet so much as seen Miss Fareway.'
‘Well, sir,' returned he, laughing, ‘you see her so much yourself, that you hardly leave another fellow a chance of seeing her.'