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Later on, in the small hours, the young couple had a further _tête-à-tête_. The members of the family had done their duty by their several guests, and were at leisure to follow their own inclinations for a while.
A celebrated violinist played the opening notes of a wailing melody-the best of its kind was always a feature of the entertainments at Deanery Street-and at the sound, Richard exchanged a meaning glance with his sweetheart. Quietly they stole away to a secluded corner where they could whisper away to their hearts' content, and were safe from interruption.