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One evening, when Raymond had gone to visit Julia, and his gyp was busy in his rooms getting coffee ready against his return, a grave, elderly gentleman entered, whom the servant, with that quick-wittedness peculiar to Cambridge gyps, at once conjectured to be his master's father.
"Mr Raymond, I presume, is out?" said the stranger, seating himself on the sofa; "do you know when he will be in?"