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...and let himself into the house. He could hear laughter in the upper rooms. He was in the ball-dress in which he had been captured the night before. He...within — laughter and singing. Becky was singing a snatch of the song of the night before ; a hoarse voice shouted " Brava ! Brava ! " — it was Lord...

...and let himself into the house. He could hear laughter in the upper rooms. He was in the ball-dress in which he had been captured the night before. He...within — laughter and singing. Becky was singing a snatch of the song of the night before ; a hoarse voice shouted " Brava ! Brava ! " — it was Lord...

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...and let himself into the house. He could hear laughter in the upper rooms. He was in the ball-dress in which he had been captured the night before. He...house besides — all the servants had been sent away. Eawdon heard laughter within— laughter and singing. Becky was singing a snatch of the song of the...

...and let himself into the house. He could hear laughter in the upper rooms. He was in the ball-dress in which he had been captured the night before. He...within — laughter and singing. Becky was singing a snatch of the song of the night before ; a hoarse voice shouted " Brava ! Brava ! " — it was Lord...

...windows were blazing with light. She had said that she was in bed and ill. He stood there for some time, the light from the rooms on his pale face. He took...within — laughter and singing. Becky was singing a snatch of the song of the night before; a hoarse voice shouted "Brava! Brava!" It was Lord Steyne's....