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The Story of Louie
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In an old number of Punch, under the heading "Society's New Pet: The Artist's Model," is to be found a drawing by Du Maurier, of which the descriptive text runs: "And how did you and Mr. Sopley come to quarrel, dear Miss Dragon?" "Well, your Grace, it was like this: I was sitting to him in a cestus for 'The Judgment of Paris, ' when someone called as wished to see him most particular; so he said: 'Don't move, Miss Dragon, or you'll disturb the cestus.' 'Very good, sir, ' I said, and off he went…
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In an old number of Punch, under the heading "Society's New Pet: The Artist's Model," is to be found a drawing by Du Maurier, of which the descriptive text runs: "And how did you and Mr. Sopley come to quarrel, dear Miss Dragon?" "Well, your Grace, it was like this: I was sitting to him in a cestus for 'The Judgment of Paris, ' when someone called as wished to see him most particular; so he said: 'Don't move, Miss Dragon, or you'll disturb the cestus.' 'Very good, sir, ' I said, and off he went; and when he come back in an hour and a 'alf or so he said: 'You've moved, Miss Dragon!' 'I 'aven't!' I said. 'You 'ave!' he said. 'I 'aven't!' I said-and no more I 'adn't, your Grace. And with that I off with his cestus an' wished him good-morning, an' I never been near him since

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In an old number of Punch, under the heading "Society's New Pet: The Artist's Model," is to be found a drawing by Du Maurier, of which the descriptive text runs: "And how did you and Mr. Sopley come to quarrel, dear Miss Dragon?" "Well, your Grace, it was like this: I was sitting to him in a cestus for 'The Judgment of Paris, ' when someone called as wished to see him most particular; so he said: 'Don't move, Miss Dragon, or you'll disturb the cestus.' 'Very good, sir, ' I said, and off he went; and when he come back in an hour and a 'alf or so he said: 'You've moved, Miss Dragon!' 'I 'aven't!' I said. 'You 'ave!' he said. 'I 'aven't!' I said-and no more I 'adn't, your Grace. And with that I off with his cestus an' wished him good-morning, an' I never been near him since

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