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Sir
Thomas
Clubber
,
Lady
Clubber
,
and
the
Misses
Clubber
!
shouted
the
man
at
the
door
in
a
stentorian
voice
.
A
great
sensation
was
created
throughout
the
room
by
the
entrance
of
a
tall
gentleman
in
a
blue
coat
and
bright
buttons
,
a
large
lady
in
blue
satin
,
and
two
young
ladies
,
on
a
similar
scale
,
in
fashionably
-
made
dresses
of
the
same
hue
.
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Commissioner
head
of
the
yard
great
man
remarkably
great
man
,
whispered
the
stranger
in
Mr
.
183
Tupman
s
ear
,
as
the
charitable
committee
ushered
Sir
Thomas
Clubber
and
family
to
the
top
of
the
room
.
The
Honourable
Wilmot
Snipe
,
and
other
distinguished
gentlemen
crowded
to
render
homage
to
the
Misses
Clubber
;
and
Sir
Thomas
Clubber
stood
bolt
upright
,
and
looked
majestically
over
his
black
kerchief
at
the
assembled
company
.
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Mr
.
Smithie
,
Mrs
.
Smithie
,
and
the
Misses
Smithie
,
was
the
next
announcement
.
185
What
s
Mr
.
Smithie
?
inquired
Mr
.
Tracy
Tupman
.
186
Something
in
the
yard
,
replied
the
stranger
.
Mr
.
Smithie
bowed
deferentially
to
Sir
Thomas
Clubber
;
and
Sir
Thomas
Clubber
acknowledged
the
salute
with
conscious
condescension
.
Lady
Clubber
took
a
telescopic
view
of
Mrs
.
Smithie
and
family
through
her
eye
-
glass
and
Mrs
.
Smithie
stared
in
her
turn
at
Mrs
.
Somebody
-
else
,
whose
husband
was
not
in
the
dockyard
at
all
.
187
Colonel
Bulder
,
Mrs
.
Colonel
Bulder
,
and
Miss
Bulder
,
were
the
next
arrivals
.
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Head
of
the
garrison
,
said
the
stranger
,
in
reply
to
Mr
.
Tupman
s
inquiring
look
.
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Miss
Bulder
was
warmly
welcomed
by
the
Misses
Clubber
;
the
greeting
between
Mrs
.
Colonel
Bulder
and
Lady
Clubber
was
of
the
most
affectionate
description
;
Colonel
Bulder
and
Sir
Thomas
Clubber
exchanged
snuff
-
boxes
,
and
looked
very
much
like
a
pair
of
Alexander
Selkirks
Monarchs
of
all
they
surveyed
.
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