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The postilion obeyed, and dashed off as hard as his horses could gallop along the beautiful road leading to Neasdon and Willesden, just as the serving-men made their appearance. Meantime the spinsters sought the dining room where tea was being served. Besides these, there was a sturdylooking fellow, whom he instantly recognised as the honest blacksmith who had freed him from his irons at Tottenham. The Wastrel—as we call him—cannot play when he's sober; hands too shaky. The Master of the Mint was accompanied by another gentleman almost as portly as himself, and quite as deliberate in his movements.
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