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Excerpt from Rujub, the Juggler
With the ladies he was an especial favorite, he was always ready to show them courtesy. His carriages were at their service. He was ready to give his aid and assist ance to every gathering. His private band played fre quently on the promenade, and handsome presents of shawls and jewelry were often made to those whom he held in highest favor. At present he was talking to General Wheeler and some other officers.
I warn you that I mean to win the cup at the races, he said, I have just bought the horse that swept the board on the Bombay side; I have set my heart on winning the cup, and so secured this horse. I am ready to back it if any of you gentlemen are disposed to wager against it 3)
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