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ARCHIVE Lord Arthur Savile's Crime page 4 |
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...doubly suspicious when Lady B. breezes in and announces herself "never fitter" ... | ||||||||||||||||||||
... and, espying the chocs intended to bring about her demise, alarminglyoffers them around ... | ||||||||||||||||||||
... quick thinking as ever, Baines tries to persuade the company to take port rather than chocolates... | ||||||||||||||||||||
... an invitation Lady B. rejects on the grounds that she finds port "absolute poison" to her system ... | ||||||||||||||||||||
... finding nothing to her taste, Lady M. departs, leving the remainder to down their sherry | ||||||||||||||||||||
... or, in Lord A's case, Aunty B's port ... which has received Baines' lethal attentions ... | ||||||||||||||||||||
... and later, he learns from Baines the awful truth . | ||||||||||||||||||||
... upon hearing which, he makes, shakily, for his bed ... | ||||||||||||||||||||