Excerpt from Veronique, Vol. 3 of 3: A Romance
As soon as she found that Mrs. Dowdson intended to abide by the unpalatable advice of her friend, and remain in the apartments which had been procured for her, Veronique wrote word of her whereabouts to her adopted brother, and on the fourth day of her sojourn in London, David presented himself at No. 10, Little Fitz-Cavendish Street, at a time, luckily for him, when Colonel and Mrs. Dowdson had both gone out, and he could hold a long and uninterrupted conversation with Veronique.
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