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While Tom and his fair friends were pursuing their course, Chetwynd and the two young ladies were quitting the gay scene.
As they made their way through the throng, they encountered Lord Courland and Scrope Danvers, who had been watching them from afar, and had both come to the conclusion that the two prettiest girls to be seen in the Park on that morning were Miss Barfleur and Miss Calverley.