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Excerpt from The Knight of Gwynne: A Tale of the Time of the Union
It was Edward Harvey, my lord, I heard him, but that was the year he got his baronetcy, and he thinks the sun never shone so brightly before; his father was selling Balbriggan stockings when this grape was ripening, and now, the son has more than one foot on the steps of the Peerage. This was said with a short, quick glance beneath the eyelids, and evidently more as a feeler, than with any strong conviction of its accuracy.
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