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Julia
,
who
had
gone
half
way
down
one
flight
,
came
back
and
announced
blandly
:
"
Here
's
Freddy
.
"
At
the
same
moment
a
clapping
of
hands
and
a
final
flourish
of
the
pianist
told
that
the
waltz
had
ended
.
The
drawing-room
door
was
opened
from
within
and
some
couples
came
out
.
Aunt
Kate
drew
Gabriel
aside
hurriedly
and
whispered
into
his
ear
:
"
Slip
down
,
Gabriel
,
like
a
good
fellow
and
see
if
he
's
all
right
,
and
do
n't
let
him
up
if
he
's
screwed
.
I
'm
sure
he
's
screwed
.
I
'm
sure
he
is
.
"
Gabriel
went
to
the
stairs
and
listened
over
the
banisters
.
He
could
hear
two
persons
talking
in
the
pantry
.
Then
he
recognised
Freddy
Malins
'
laugh
.
He
went
down
the
stairs
noisily
.
"
It
's
such
a
relief
,
"
said
Aunt
Kate
to
Mrs.
Conroy
,
"
that
Gabriel
is
here
.
I
always
feel
easier
in
my
mind
when
he
's
here
...
.
Julia
,
there
's
Miss
Daly
and
Miss
Power
will
take
some
refreshment
.
Thanks
for
your
beautiful
waltz
,
Miss
Daly
.
It
made
lovely
time
.
"
A
tall
wizen-faced
man
,
with
a
stiff
grizzled
moustache
and
swarthy
skin
,
who
was
passing
out
with
his
partner
,
said
:
"
And
may
we
have
some
refreshment
,
too
,
Miss
Morkan
?
"
"
Julia
,
"
said
Aunt
Kate
summarily
,
"
and
here
's
Mr.
Browne
and
Miss
Furlong
.
Take
them
in
,
Julia
,
with
Miss
Daly
and
Miss
Power
.
"
"
I
'm
the
man
for
the
ladies
,
"
said
Mr.
Browne
,
pursing
his
lips
until
his
moustache
bristled
and
smiling
in
all
his
wrinkles
.
"
You
know
,
Miss
Morkan
,
the
reason
they
are
so
fond
of
me
is
--
--
"
