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not occupy many

seconds.

4. Fully conscious

of his

own misconduct he

never asked me for arry explanation

directly indirectly from that

day

to this.

5. For the same

reason, when about two years

ago

he was turned out of

a public reception room by

my Aide. de Camp for his disgraceful

conduct to

a

lady, he sought.

for no explanation.

6. What I did on

the 27th of April was what

Your Lordship

or any other-

gentleman would have done

Ander

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under the circumstances.

I have the honour to be,

My Lord,

Your Lordship's Most Obedient

Stumble servant.

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