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XII. page 44
He next formed a connection with a lieutenant on half pay, nephew
to an Irish earl. With this lieutenant he went to Spa, and
realized something considerable; but not without suspicion--for a
few dice were missed.
Dick England returned to London, where he shortly disagreed with
the lieutenant. The latter joined the worthy before described,
Captain O'Kelly, who was also at enmity with Dick England; and
the latter took an opportunity of knocking their heads together
in a public coffee-room, and thrashing them both till they took
shelter under the tables. Dick had the strength of an ox, the
ferocity of a bull-dog, and `the cunning of the serpent,'
although what the latter is no naturalist has ever yet discovered
or explained.
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