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There was music as they re-entered the drawing-room. Sir Vavasour attached himself to Egremont.
"It is a great pleasure for me to see you again, Mr Egremont;" said the worthy baronet. "Your father was my earliest and kindest friend. I remember you at Firebrace, a very little boy. Happy to see you again, Sir, in so eminent a position; a legislator -- one of our legislators. It gave me a sincere satisfaction to observe your return."