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Patchwork Comedy CHAPTER I THE supper-room of the Tobacco Club was unusually empty, not more than five men, one of them a servant, occupying it; yet the hour was just on midnight of a fine May evening, many of the members were in town, and the night such as would attract most men from their beds. The premises of the Club are in Queen Aime s Gate, a small house, quiet and unobtrusive, having a fine Georgian doorway upon the street, a pair of ancient link-extinguishers flanking the entrance and giving a certain air of respectability to the building, and from the back windows, a pleasant view over Bird Cage Walk and St. James sP
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