LEIGH,
G and C were a 1 most overcome by their feelings at the concert when the cherubs were chirping hymns about * Darling Grace,' 'Charming Belles,' etc. Seemed to touch a soft spot somewhere...H's manners at the hall the other evening were adrift. Slamming doors in people's faces is not high-toned as a rule, even in these up-to-date days of the dollwoman...J says that ' getting through Ihe rye' always appeals to his taste, especially if it can be fixed up in a ' quart ette. But the good Rhine wine doesn't season him up worth mentioning.
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Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 920, 29 August 1896, Page 25
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95LEIGH, Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 920, 29 August 1896, Page 25
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