With me to
win my position, it behaves quite differently. He flatters my vanity, when
speaking to me so seriously and thoughtfully, as if I were a man. Yes! I can
see right through him when he was not around. I know when I think about it here
in my own room, that he quite deliberately flattering to me. But if russian
women go down and find yourself in his company, as he again looked round me
around her finger, and I'm flattered, though, and did not see through him
before. He knows how to deal with me as able to Ref russian women with his
wife, and Laura, with a shepherd in the Stables courtyard, as every hour
throughout the day to cope with by Sir Percival. "Percival, my dear! I am
delighted with your rough English humor, "" My dear Percival, as you
please me, your English sober discernment! ". So he parries the crudest
excesses of Sir Percival, against his effeminate tastes - always calling the
baronet by name, smiling at him with calm superiority, kindly patting him on
the shoulder, and treating him as a benevolent father of a willful russian
women.
This
original people so interested in me, that I questioned Sir Percival about his
past.
Sir
Percival or do not want to talk or do much about it knows. Many years ago, he
became acquainted with the Count in Rome under the circumstances to which I
have already mentioned once. Since then they have ever seen in London, Paris
and Vienna, but never met in Italy. Oddly enough, the Count himself for many
years has not been at home. Maybe he was the victim of some political
persecution? In any case, it is out of patriotism tries not to lose sight of
any of their compatriots living in England. On the same evening as he arrived,
he asked how far we are from the nearest town and does not reside there be any
foreigner. It supports an extensive correspondence with various people on the
continent on the envelopes, addressed to him a variety of brands. This morning
in the dining room at his unit, I saw the envelope with the state seal. Maybe
he is in correspondence with his government? If so, it does not fit with my
first assumption is that he may a political refugee.
Like many,
I wrote about Count Fosco! And what's up? - As would have asked me coolly
businesslike manner, our poor, nice, Mr. Gilmore. I can only repeat that, even
for this short introduction, I felt a strange, incomprehensible to me the most,
and perhaps unpleasant for me, the attractive force of the graph.

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