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"A 'strange coincidence,' to use a phrase / By which such things are settled now-a-days." / Byron.
"HERE'S the comrade of your glove, Miss Dido," said Biddy, descending into the hall, where the three girls, attired in their best summer dresses (being about to set forth for a tennis party at Ballyredmond), were impatiently awaiting her.