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But
there
was
something
in
the
appearance
of
both
the
ladies
and
their
admirers
which
was
peculiar
,
quite
different
for
that
of
the
rest
of
the
public
assembled
around
the
orchestra
.
Nearly
everyone
observed
the
little
band
advancing
,
and
all
pretended
not
to
see
or
notice
them
,
except
a
few
young
fellows
who
exchanged
glances
and
smiled
,
saying
something
to
one
another
in
whispers
.
It
was
impossible
to
avoid
noticing
them
,
however
,
in
reality
,
for
they
made
their
presence
only
too
conspicuous
by
laughing
and
talking
loudly
.
It
was
to
be
supposed
that
some
of
them
were
more
than
half
drunk
,
although
they
were
well
enough
dressed
,
some
even
particularly
well
.
There
were
one
or
two
,
however
,
who
were
very
strange-looking
creatures
,
with
flushed
faces
and
extraordinary
clothes
;
some
were
military
men
;
not
all
were
quite
young
;
one
or
two
were
middle-aged
gentlemen
of
decidedly
disagreeable
appearance
,
men
who
are
avoided
in
society
like
the
plague
,
decked
out
in
large
gold
studs
and
rings
,
and
magnificently
"
got
up
,
"
generally
.
Among
our
suburban
resorts
there
are
some
which
enjoy
a
specially
high
reputation
for
respectability
and
fashion
;
but
the
most
careful
individual
is
not
absolutely
exempt
from
the
danger
of
a
tile
falling
suddenly
upon
his
head
from
his
neighbour
's
roof
.
Such
a
tile
was
about
to
descend
upon
the
elegant
and
decorous
public
now
assembled
to
hear
the
music
.
In
order
to
pass
from
the
Vauxhall
to
the
band-stand
,
the
visitor
has
to
descend
two
or
three
steps
.
Just
at
these
steps
the
group
paused
,
as
though
it
feared
to
proceed
further
;
but
very
quickly
one
of
the
three
ladies
,
who
formed
its
apex
,
stepped
forward
into
the
charmed
circle
,
followed
by
two
members
of
her
suite
.
One
of
these
was
a
middle-aged
man
of
very
respectable
appearance
,
but
with
the
stamp
of
parvenu
upon
him
,
a
man
whom
nobody
knew
,
and
who
evidently
knew
nobody
.
The
other
follower
was
younger
and
far
less
respectable-looking
.
No
one
else
followed
the
eccentric
lady
;
but
as
she
descended
the
steps
she
did
not
even
look
behind
her
,
as
though
it
were
absolutely
the
same
to
her
whether
anyone
were
following
or
not
.
She
laughed
and
talked
loudly
,
however
,
just
as
before
.
She
was
dressed
with
great
taste
,
but
with
rather
more
magnificence
than
was
needed
for
the
occasion
,
perhaps
.
