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Excerpt from The Money Market
The curtain fell on the second act of Tristan zwa' Isolde, and Lady Stoakley, who had been regarding the stage with a rigid and unmeaning eye, and sit ting very upright, leaned back in her chair in the corner of the box, and, opening her fan, began to wave it to and fro, less with the object of cooling herself - for it was a June night with a temperature like that of midwinter in the polar regions - than of occupying her hands; indeed, she shivered as she fanned herself.
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